Support Matrix
Asymptote supports multiple runtime surfaces because each agent harness exposes telemetry differently. The runtime support model applies to both Asymptote Open Source and Asymptote Managed: Open Source collects and normalizes supported local, CI, and cloud-agent telemetry, while Managed adds hosted ingest, visibility, and governance on top of the same surfaces. These integrations are grouped by where the agent runs and how telemetry is collected:- Local: Agent harnesses running on an endpoint write telemetry to Asymptote’s local collector, hook adapter, plugin, or gateway path.
- CI: Ephemeral CI jobs use a temporary collector and write normalized runtime JSONL as a build artifact or upload target instead of installing a persistent endpoint service.
- Cloud: Provider-managed cloud agents can write session telemetry from the cloud sandbox to customer-managed storage, while SDK integrations instrument agent applications that run in servers, serverless functions, workers, and hosted agent platforms.
Support matrix
Local Coding Agent Harnesses
| Agent harness | Collection path | Telemetry coverage |
|---|---|---|
| Antigravity CLI | Native hooks | Prompt, pre-tool, post-tool, stop, invocation, command, and file telemetry where Antigravity exposes hook payloads |
| Claude Code | Local OTLP export plus optional hooks | Prompt, command, tool, file, lifecycle, subagent, and permission telemetry where emitted through OTLP or hooks |
| Codex CLI | Local OTLP logs | Session, prompt, approval, and tool-result activity from Codex semantic logs |
| Cursor | Native hooks | Prompt, tool, shell command, MCP-like, approval, and file edit telemetry |
| Devin CLI | Native hooks | Session, prompt, pre-tool, post-tool, permission request, stop, session-end, approval, and file telemetry |
| Devin Desktop | Cascade/Windsurf hooks | Prompt, command, MCP tool, file read, and file write telemetry where Desktop exposes Cascade hook payloads |
| Factory Droid | OTLP HTTP plus optional hooks | Session, prompt, write/edit/create tool use, stop, session-end, and available OTLP telemetry |
| Gemini CLI | Opt-in local OTLP | Prompts, tool calls, MCP activity, file operations, and approval-related events emitted through OTLP |
| GitHub Copilot CLI | MDM-managed OTLP HTTP | Prompt, session, tool, and approval-like activity emitted through Copilot CLI spans |
| Grok Build | Native hooks | Session, prompt, pre-tool, post-tool, failed tool, stop, session-end, command, and file telemetry |
| OpenCode | Managed plugin hooks | Chat messages, session events, command execution, permission activity, diffs, and errors |
| VS Code | Copilot Chat OTel plus optional preview hooks | Copilot session, prompt, model, and tool activity through OTel; optional hooks for extra lifecycle and cross-agent detail |
Local Knowledge Worker Agent Harnesses
| Agent harness | Collection path | Telemetry coverage |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Cowork | Admin-configured OTLP | Prompt, command, tool, and file telemetry when emitted through Claude Cowork OTLP |
| Hermes Agent | Shell hooks | Prompt, observed tool, command, file, approval request and response, session lifecycle, and subagent stop telemetry |
| OpenClaw Gateway | Gateway-configured OTLP/HTTP | OTLP logs, traces, and metrics from the Gateway diagnostics plugin |
CI Harnesses
| Harness | Collection path | Telemetry coverage |
|---|---|---|
| CI agent telemetry | Temporary local collector through beacon ci exec or beacon ci start / beacon ci finish | Supported agent prompt, tool, command, file, and run context where emitted during the job |
Cloud Agent Harnesses and SDKs
| Cloud surface | Collection path | Telemetry coverage |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Code Cloud Agents | Cloud sandbox hooks with GCS upload | Session, prompt, tool, command, file, and lifecycle telemetry where Claude Code cloud hook payloads expose it |
| Cursor Cloud Agents | Cloud sandbox hooks with GCS upload | Tool, shell command, file, subagent, and compaction telemetry where Cursor cloud hook payloads expose it |
| Anthropic | OpenLLMetry instrumentation through @asymptote/sdk | Supported Anthropic model call spans, errors, and OpenTelemetry attributes |
| Claude Agent SDK | Query wrapper through Observe.wrapClaudeAgentQuery() | Query root spans with Beacon-compatible prompt attributes |
| OpenAI | OpenLLMetry instrumentation through @asymptote/sdk | Supported OpenAI model call spans, errors, and OpenTelemetry attributes |
| Vercel AI SDK | Tracer handoff through experimental_telemetry | AI SDK model call and tool spans where telemetry is enabled |
Deployment notes
For MDM deployments, use the signed and notarized macOS.pkg.
- Writes endpoint events to
/var/log/beacon-agent/runtime.jsonl - Installs the endpoint agent under
/opt/beacon - Creates system endpoint configuration
- Loads the local collector LaunchDaemon
- Supports Jamf Pro, Fleet, or another macOS MDM
| Runtime | Enterprise configuration |
|---|---|
| Gemini CLI | Opt in by adding gemini to the endpoint harness list, for example claude,codex,gemini. Asymptote can then manage ~/.gemini/settings.json for local OTLP collection. |
| GitHub Copilot CLI | Configure launch environment through MDM or customer policy: COPILOT_OTEL_ENABLED=true and OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT=http://127.0.0.1:4318. Asymptote validates the endpoint but does not edit shell profiles or launch environments. |
| Factory Droid | Configure launch environment with OTEL_TELEMETRY_ENDPOINT=http://127.0.0.1:4318. Asymptote discovers the runtime and validates the endpoint but does not edit shell profiles or launch environments. |
| OpenClaw Gateway | Configure OTLP in OpenClaw. Use beacon endpoint integrations openclaw to print local Gateway settings and validate events. |
beacon endpoint status and the local dashboard surface a runtime-log source warning so you can tell where OTLP events are being written.
Related
Agent harness integrations
Return to the support overview.
Agent harness integration model
See how Asymptote discovers and configures each runtime.
Hooks
Install, inspect, and uninstall runtime hook integrations.
MDM deployment
Deploy Asymptote through Jamf Pro, Fleet, or another macOS MDM.