Obtain ThousandEyes Network & App Synthetics data given a trace ID. Use when a user has a `traceId`, ThousandEyes MCP is available, and one or more Observability Platform integrations or equivalent tooling paths are available to query every relevant Observability Platform for the trace, extract `tracestate` or `w3c.tracestate`, decode the embedded ThousandEyes permalink, recover the ThousandEyes account/test/agent/execution identifiers, and fetch the matching ThousandEyes network data.
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81%
Does it follow best practices?
Impact
100%
1.81xAverage score across 3 eval scenarios
Passed
No known issues
W3C tracestate parsing and ThousandEyes identifier extraction
W3C comma split
100%
100%
te= vendor selection
100%
100%
te= prefix removal
100%
100%
URL-decode before parsing
100%
100%
accountId from __a
0%
100%
executionTime from startTime
0%
100%
testId and agentId passthrough
100%
100%
Error: missing te= entry
100%
100%
Error: still-encoded payload
100%
100%
Error: missing required identifiers
100%
100%
parse_results.json produced
100%
100%
Multi-platform trace investigation runbook and workflow documentation
Tool discovery first
100%
100%
Query all platforms
0%
100%
Platform classification
0%
100%
Fallback correlation
37%
100%
Hit/miss/blocked per platform
12%
100%
Multi-level attribute search
25%
100%
Both tracestate names
0%
100%
W3C te= extraction
0%
100%
URL-decode step
0%
100%
All four TE identifiers
12%
100%
Multi-platform identifier comparison
0%
100%
Complete report fields
37%
100%
Missing data stop rules
37%
100%
Trace data analysis to recover ThousandEyes identifiers and produce investigation report
Correct attribute name
100%
100%
Span-level attribute found
100%
100%
te= entry extracted
100%
100%
URL-decoded payload
100%
100%
accountId from __a
0%
100%
executionTime from startTime
0%
100%
testId and agentId correct
75%
100%
accountId used in TE query
100%
100%
Correct TE tool names
0%
100%
Per-platform coverage
100%
100%
Fallback correlation noted
100%
100%
identifiers.json produced
66%
100%
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