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                "description": "## Laminar\n\nLaminar (`lmnr`) is an open-source observability platform for LLM applications and AI agents:\nOpenTelemetry-native tracing, evaluations, datasets, labelling queues, full-text span search, and SQL\naccess to all of your trace data.\n\nThis package runs the self-hosted **open-source (Apache-2.0)** Laminar stack as a single Cloudron app — the\nNext.js dashboard, the Rust ingestion/API server, and bundled ClickHouse (span analytics) and Quickwit\n(full-text search) — with PostgreSQL provided by the Cloudron addon.\n\n### What you get\n\n- **OpenTelemetry-native trace ingestion** over OTLP/HTTP, plus the Laminar Python/TypeScript SDKs.\n- **Trace & span explorer** with full-text search, a SQL editor, and dashboards.\n- **Evaluations, datasets, and labelling queues** for building and grading eval pipelines.\n- **Single sign-on** via the Cloudron OIDC addon (Better Auth), or passwordless local sign-in.\n- All trace data stays on your own server; nothing is sent to a third party.\n\n### Cloudron integration\n\nSign-in through Cloudron SSO (OIDC) when enabled; automatic backups of all state under `/app/data`;\none-click updates; per-project API keys for SDK and OpenTelemetry-collector ingestion on a dedicated\ningestion subdomain.\n",
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                "description": "## Laminar\n\nLaminar (`lmnr`) is an open-source observability platform for LLM applications and AI agents:\nOpenTelemetry-native tracing, evaluations, datasets, labelling queues, full-text span search, and SQL\naccess to all of your trace data.\n\nThis package runs the self-hosted **open-source (Apache-2.0)** Laminar stack as a single Cloudron app — the\nNext.js dashboard, the Rust ingestion/API server, and bundled ClickHouse (span analytics) and Quickwit\n(full-text search) — with PostgreSQL provided by the Cloudron addon.\n\n### What you get\n\n- **OpenTelemetry-native trace ingestion** over OTLP/HTTP, plus the Laminar Python/TypeScript SDKs.\n- **Trace & span explorer** with full-text search, a SQL editor, and dashboards.\n- **Evaluations, datasets, and labelling queues** for building and grading eval pipelines.\n- **Single sign-on** via the Cloudron OIDC addon (Better Auth), or passwordless local sign-in.\n- All trace data stays on your own server; nothing is sent to a third party.\n\n### Cloudron integration\n\nSign-in through Cloudron SSO (OIDC) when enabled; automatic backups of all state under `/app/data`;\none-click updates; per-project API keys for SDK and OpenTelemetry-collector ingestion on a dedicated\ningestion subdomain.\n",
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