The only classes of investors in these new LLM-specific analytics companies are the ones that don't know better and the ones that expect a quick exit or some pi

The only classes of investors in these new LLM-specific analytics companies are the ones that don't know better and the ones that expect a quick exit or some pivot the rest of us aren't privy to. The only thing LLM specific in analytics right now is tracking the right REST calls. Most ultra-LLM specific analytics are an anti-pattern if anything: if your agent setup is so convoluted you can't hook up a normal tracing library to it, it's a mess. That's why 99% of them target Langchain specifically, it's so horribly written that adding basic tracing really is a challenge worth solving. But how long can you bank on the tool of the day just being that terrible?