Context
BrowserTrace now has an upstream standards feedback issue open with the OWASP Agent Observability Standard project:
That issue asks how browser/GUI agent artifacts should be represented in AOS: screenshots, videos, current URLs, action labels, model decisions, status, and failed-step errors.
Goal
Create a small research note or docs section that maps BrowserTrace trace fields to the closest AOS concepts, without claiming BrowserTrace is AOS-compliant before that is true.
Useful fields to map:
- run id / step id
- screenshot artifact path or URI
- current browser URL
- action label / tool call
- model input / model output
- status and error
- future video recording artifact metadata
- public/export redaction state
Candidate AOS concepts to inspect:
- OS Tool events
Resource
FileWithUri
FileWithBytes
- A2A task artifacts
- OpenTelemetry / OCSF trace event examples
Deliverable
A focused PR that adds one of these:
- A short documentation note under
docs/ explaining the current mapping and known gaps.
- A table in an existing integration/observability doc if there is a better existing home.
- A short research summary comment on this issue if the mapping is not ready for docs yet.
Guardrails
- Do not claim BrowserTrace implements AOS until there is real implementation and verification.
- Keep this vendor-neutral and standards-focused.
- Do not ask for stars, votes, reposts, or reciprocal promotion.
Context
BrowserTrace now has an upstream standards feedback issue open with the OWASP Agent Observability Standard project:
That issue asks how browser/GUI agent artifacts should be represented in AOS: screenshots, videos, current URLs, action labels, model decisions, status, and failed-step errors.
Goal
Create a small research note or docs section that maps BrowserTrace trace fields to the closest AOS concepts, without claiming BrowserTrace is AOS-compliant before that is true.
Useful fields to map:
Candidate AOS concepts to inspect:
ResourceFileWithUriFileWithBytesDeliverable
A focused PR that adds one of these:
docs/explaining the current mapping and known gaps.Guardrails