feat: Adding Codex tracing and setup skill#14
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Summary
This PR upgrades Codex tracing to use a local OTEL collector that captures Codex’s native telemetry and turns it into richer Arize/Phoenix trace trees.
Instead of relying only on the notify hook’s flat turn-level span, Codex now routes OTEL log events to a local collector, and the notify hook drains those events to build:
It also updates the installer, docs, and setup skill so new users can configure tracing out of the box with the current Codex config schema.
What changed
Collector architecture
Notify hook span building
Setup and docs
Metadata now captured
Parent Turn span
Child spans
Why
Recent Codex versions emit useful OTEL telemetry, but the previous setup/docs were using outdated config syntax and only produced flat turn spans. This change makes Codex tracing much more useful in Arize/
Phoenix by surfacing tool calls and request metadata as child spans, while keeping the setup simple for end users.
Notes
Testing
Validated locally by: