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.
95
92%
Does it follow best practices?
Impact
99%
1.07xAverage score across 3 eval scenarios
Passed
No known issues
W3C tracestate parsing and ThousandEyes identifier extraction
Comma split for te= selection
100%
100%
URL-decode before param parse
100%
100%
__a maps to accountId
100%
100%
startTime maps to executionTime
100%
100%
Missing te= handled without invention
100%
100%
Incomplete payload handled without invention
100%
100%
Multi-vendor tracestate handled
100%
100%
output.json present and valid
100%
100%
Multi-platform trace correlation and ThousandEyes linkage recovery
All three platforms reported
100%
100%
Elastic APM as fallback correlation
100%
100%
Datadog tracestate absence noted
100%
100%
Correct attribute level identified
100%
100%
Correct tracestate attribute name
100%
100%
__a mapped to accountId
100%
100%
startTime mapped to executionTime
0%
100%
Cross-platform identifier comparison
100%
100%
Correct ThousandEyes tool names
0%
100%
accountId used in query scope
100%
100%
correlation_report.md present
100%
100%
ThousandEyes round selection without roundId and network result analysis
Selects agentId-4411 round
100%
100%
Selects startTime 1776000000 round
100%
100%
Selection rule stated explicitly
100%
100%
No roundId invented
100%
100%
Path visualization attributed to correct round
100%
100%
Exact vs approximate match stated
100%
100%
Service-map guidance for HTTP test
70%
80%
te_analysis.md present
100%
100%
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