Langfuse and Helicone are great. But I wanted to see traffic from CLIs that ignore HTTP_PROXY. So I built a local reverse proxy that just logs the loopback.
A confession
I've been using Langfuse and Helicone for the last 6 months. They're great products. Their teams are sharp.
But they don't work for coding agents.
The mismatch
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