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braintrust-sdk-python
braintrust-sdk-python 收录了来自 braintrustdata 的 6 个 skills,并提供仓库级职业覆盖和站内 skill 详情页。
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Create or update Braintrust Python SDK integrations built on the integrations API under `py/src/braintrust/integrations/`. Use when adding a new integration package, extending an existing provider integration, changing patchers, tracing, manual `wrap_*()` helpers, integration exports, `auto_instrument()` wiring, `py/noxfile.py` sessions, integration tests, or cassettes. Do not use when migrating an existing legacy wrapper from `py/src/braintrust/wrappers/` into the integrations API; use `sdk-wrapper-migrations` for that.
Review and refresh Braintrust Python SDK dependency update PRs, especially automated `chore(deps): weekly dependency update` PRs. Use when Codex needs to inspect `py/pyproject.toml` and `py/uv.lock`, reproduce the workflow's label decision, decide whether provider `latest` cassettes need re-recording, run the exact nox sessions, and validate playback before merge.
Run, compare, and extend Braintrust Python SDK pyperf benchmarks. Use when touching hot-path code in `py/src/braintrust/` such as serialization, deep-copy, span creation, or logging; when adding or updating files under `py/benchmarks/`; or when you need baseline/branch performance measurements with `cd py && make bench` and `make bench-compare`.
Triage and reproduce Braintrust Python SDK CI failures. Use when asked why CI failed, to fix broken CI on a PR, to inspect a failing GitHub Actions job, or to map a failing matrix job back to the exact local nox session, provider version, or workflow step that must be reproduced.
Work with Braintrust Python SDK VCR and cassette-backed tests. Use when adding or updating cassette-backed provider tests, deciding whether to re-record cassettes, debugging VCR failures, converting mock-heavy coverage to VCR, or handling cassette hygiene for provider integrations and Claude Agent SDK transport recordings.
Suggest a Braintrust SDK repo-style commit message from the current diff and conversation. Use when asked to write, suggest, or generate a commit message for the current changes.