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LangSmith
ResearchedLangSmith by LangChain is an AI agent and LLM observability platform offering tracing, real-time monitoring, evaluation, and production deployment. It supports Python, TypeScript, Go, and Java SDKs, plus tiered pricing from a free Developer plan to custom Enterprise.
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Developer plan: $0 / seat per month then pay as you go
up to 5k base traces / mo included
Plus plan: $39 / seat per month then pay as you go
up to 10k base traces / mo included
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Enterprise plan: Custom pricing then pay as you go
self-hosted and hybrid deployment opti
Usage metered via LCU (LangChain Compute Units) at $1.50 / LCU for work done & compute and
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01What does LangSmith say it can do?
Complete AI agent and LLM observability platform with tracing and real-time monitoring · Debug agents, find failures fast, and track costs and latency · Message threading for multi-turn chat interactions · Cost tracking across agent operations
Complete AI agent and LLM observability platform with tracing and real-time monitoring.
02Who is LangSmith intended for?
JavaScript/TypeScript developers were a growing audience, driven by mainstream adoption of · Startups (LangSmith for Startups program) · Startups
the idea of using LLMs has gone mainstream. As such, we saw a massive increase in interest in LangChain from folks across the stack, many of whom prefer to using javascript.
03What use cases does LangSmith describe?
Speed up I/O-bound tasks such as LLM API calls and data store interactions · ChatLangChain documentation chatbot was recreated in TypeScript as a showcase. · Accelerating agent and agentic workflow development · Deferred nodes are ideal for map-reduce, consensus, and agent collaboration workflows.
speed up I/O-bound tasks
04What should teams verify before adopting LangSmith?
The TypeScript version has fewer implementations than the Python version because it is new · ML-centric functionality such as tokenizers and LLMs have worse TypeScript support than th
Since the Typescript version is much newer, there are fewer of these implementations in there.
05What pricing information is available for LangSmith?
Developer plan: $0 / seat per month then pay as you go; up to 5k base traces / mo included · Plus plan: $39 / seat per month then pay as you go; up to 10k base traces / mo included; u · Enterprise plan: Custom pricing then pay as you go; self-hosted and hybrid deployment opti · Usage metered via LCU (LangChain Compute Units) at $1.50 / LCU for work done & compute and
Developer For solo users getting started. $0 / seat per month then pay as you go Start for free Up to 5k base traces / mo, then pay-as-you-go Community support 1 seat
06Does LangSmith document API access?
Built-in APIs
built-in APIs, and autoscaling to handle enterprise-scale traffic
Capabilities and operating fit
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Common use cases
- Tracing and monitoring LLM applications in real time
- Debugging agent failures and tracking costs and latency
- Running online LLM-as-judge and code evals
- Monitoring tool and agent trajectories
- Scoring and improving agent performance
- Shipping and scaling agents in production
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Verified capabilities
- Complete AI agent and LLM observability platform with tracing and real-time monitoring
- Debug agents, find failures fast, and track costs and latency
- Message threading for multi-turn chat interactions
- Cost tracking across agent operations
- Online LLM-as-judge and code evals
- Tool and agent trajectory monitoring
- SmithDB purpose-built for agent observability with random access, full-text search, JSON k
- Agent Improvement Engine improves agents autonomously
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- Pricing model
- Developer plan: $0 / seat per month then pay as you go; up to 5k base traces / mo included · Plus plan: $39 / seat per month then pay as you go; up to 10k base traces / mo included; u · Enterprise plan: Custom pricing then pay as you go; self-hosted and hybrid deployment opti · Usage metered via LCU (LangChain Compute Units) at $1.50 / LCU for work done & compute and
- API
- Not publicly listed
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LangSmith: Agent & LLM Observability Platform
Complete AI agent and LLM observability platform with tracing and real-time monitoring · Debug agents, find failures fast, and track costs and latency · Integrates with any agent stack via Python, TypeScript, Go, and Java SDKs
Complete AI agent and LLM observability platform with tracing and real-time monitoring
Debug agents, find failures fast, and track costs and latency
Integrates with any agent stack via Python, TypeScript, Go, and Java SDKs
Native tracing for popular agent frameworks and OpenTelemetry SDKs for Python, TypeScript, Go, and Java
Message threading for multi-turn chat interactions
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Cost tracking across agent operations
Online LLM-as-judge and code evals
Tool and agent trajectory monitoring
Webhook and PagerDuty alerts
Self-host SmithDB inside your VPC so sensitive traces never leave the environment
SmithDB purpose-built for agent observability with random access, full-text search, JSON key-path filtering, and trajectory queries
Offers open source frameworks deepagents, langgraph, and langchain
Agent Improvement Engine improves agents autonomously
Observability service shows exactly what agents are doing
Evaluation service scores and improves agent performance
Agent Infrastructure Deployment ships and scales agents in production
Sandboxes run agent-generated code safely
LangSmith Platform encompasses Agent Improvement Engine, Observability, Evaluation, Agent Infrastructure Deployment, Sandboxes, and No-Code Agents
Open Source Frameworks include deepagents (long-running agents), langgraph (low-level agent control), and langchain (quick start with any model provider)
Developer plan: $0 / seat per month then pay as you go; up to 5k base traces / mo included; 1 seat; community support
Plus plan: $39 / seat per month then pay as you go; up to 10k base traces / mo included; unlimited seats; access to Deployment, Engine, and more; 1 free Serverless (Small) deployment included
Enterprise plan: Custom pricing then pay as you go; self-hosted and hybrid deployment options; custom SSO and RBAC; Support SLA; custom seats and workspaces
Usage metered via LCU (LangChain Compute Units) at $1.50 / LCU for work done & compute and LSU (LangChain Storage Units) at $1.00 / LSU for traces & storage
Additional Serverless and Dedicated deployments available by size (Small, Medium, Large) and charged based on resources consumed
Supports async operations with asyncio
Run LLMs, chains, and agents concurrently
Speed up I/O-bound tasks such as LLM API calls and data store interactions
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LangSmith Platform
Observability
Evaluation
Agent Infrastructure Deployment
deepagents, langgraph, and langchain are open source frameworks
LangChain
LangChain supports TypeScript with native prompts, chains, and agents.
Python and TypeScript LangChain versions share a serializable format, enabling seamless artifact sharing between languages.
The TypeScript LangChain package includes abstractions for Prompts, LLMs, Text Splitters, Embeddings, Vectorstores, Chains, Agents, and Memory.
What it helps with
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Tracing and monitoring LLM applications in real time
Debugging agent failures and tracking costs and latency
Running online LLM-as-judge and code evals
Monitoring tool and agent trajectories
Scoring and improving agent performance
Shipping and scaling agents in production
Running agent-generated code safely in sandboxes
Alerting via Webhooks and PagerDuty
Where it runs and where to get it
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Adoption notes
What to verify before adopting
- The TypeScript version has fewer implementations than the Python version because it is new
- ML-centric functionality such as tokenizers and LLMs have worse TypeScript support than th
LangSmith timeline
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Recorded sources
Facts, answers, structured details, milestones and primary resource links cite this shared ledger. Each external page appears once; release tags from the same GitHub project are grouped under one release history.
- 1langchain.com/langsmith/observability 17 facts · 1 answer · Official site
- 2langchain.com/blog/typescript-support 11 facts · 4 answers · Official site
- 3langchain.com/customers 12 facts · 2 answers · Official site
- 4langchain.com/pricing 12 facts · 2 answers · Pricing
- 5langchain.com/about 12 facts · Official site
- 6langchain.com/blog/async-api 10 facts · 2 answers · Documentation
- 7langchain.com/blog/aws-marketplace-july-2025-announce 11 facts · 1 answer · Official site
- 8langchain.com/blog/langgraph-release-week-recap 11 facts · 1 answer · Official site
- 9langchain.com/blog/chat-models 8 facts · Official site
- 10langchain.com/blog 1 answer · Official site
- 11langchain.com/privacy-policy 1 fact · Security
- 12langchain.com/blog/code-interpreter-api Documentation
- 13langchain.com/blog/langchain-documentation-refresh Documentation
- 14langchain.com/blog/llms-to-improve-documentation Documentation
- 15langchain.com/blog/our-docs-test-themselves Documentation
- 16langchain.com/blog/plan-and-execute-agents Official site
- 17langchain.com/support-plans Pricing


