Need some feedback on this OSS tool called agentshark

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The author introduces agentshark, an open-source tool for introspecting agent interactions, debugging tool-calling flows, and sharing session traces with teammates.

After graduation I had a job in remote system monitoring and happen to use cmd tools like netstat, nslookup and wireshark etc to trouble shoot the network connections and traffic flow. And i was wondering what was the agent doing under the hood if a prompt gets triggered so likewise for agents I want to understand the context/skill usage and tool calling etc to do event-level introspection and for this I had created an OSS project called agentshark. I would like to get some feedback if agentshark is able to help people to introspect their interactions with the agents, say e.g debug on the flow of claude cowork's session or understand the coding agents behaviour etc.. Or otherwise what you wish the agentshark to solve for you. For example it has a feature called .`aspark` export where you can export your local agent's session and give it to your teammate to trace the tool calling.
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