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Latitude developer resources
Everything needed to build against Latitude — the open-source platform for monitoring and improving production AI agents. This page is the index: the Latitude REST API and its OpenAPI spec, authentication, the Latitude MCP server, the TypeScript and Python SDKs, agent dispatch webhooks, rate limits, and every machine-readable discovery file the site publishes.
A markdown copy of this page lives at /developers.md.
Latitude REST API
The Latitude API is served from https://api.latitude.so. It covers projects, traces, spans, sessions, signals, issues, annotations, scores, datasets, experiments, members, and API keys.
Latitude API reference
Interactive reference for every Latitude API endpoint.
https://api.latitude.so/docs
Latitude OpenAPI specification
OpenAPI 3.1 description of the Latitude API. Use it to generate clients or tool definitions.
https://api.latitude.so/openapi.json
Latitude API reference guide
Narrative documentation for the API, alongside the rest of the Latitude docs.
https://docs.latitude.so/more/api-reference
Latitude API health endpoint
Unauthenticated liveness probe for the Latitude API.
https://api.latitude.so/health
Authentication
The Latitude API accepts an organization-scoped API key as a bearer token. Agents that need a workspace on the user's behalf use the OAuth flow instead.
API key authentication
Send Authorization: Bearer <key>. Read from the LATITUDE_API_KEY environment variable by convention.
https://api.latitude.so/docs
Latitude agent authentication guide (auth.md)
Step-by-step OAuth client registration and claim ceremony, written for agents.
/auth.md
OAuth protected resource metadata
RFC 9728 metadata for latitude.so, including the authorization server and supported scopes.
/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource
OAuth authorization server metadata
RFC 8414 metadata for the Latitude authorization server.
/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server
OpenID Connect discovery
OIDC discovery document, mirroring the OAuth authorization server metadata.
/.well-known/openid-configuration
Latitude MCP server
Latitude ships a remote, OAuth-authenticated MCP server so agents can read and manage a workspace directly — projects, traces, annotations, datasets, monitors, and keys.
Latitude MCP server endpoint
Streamable HTTP transport. OAuth authentication is required.
https://api.latitude.so/v1/mcp
Latitude MCP server card
Machine-readable server card: transport, protocol version, capabilities, and auth schemes.
/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json
Latitude MCP setup documentation
Connect Claude, Cursor, Codex, Gemini, Zed, OpenCode, and other MCP clients.
https://docs.latitude.so/getting-started/mcp
SDKs and telemetry
Applications send telemetry to Latitude through a Latitude SDK or any standard OpenTelemetry pipeline.
Latitude TypeScript SDK (@latitude-data/telemetry)
npm install @latitude-data/telemetry — instrument TypeScript and JavaScript applications.
https://docs.latitude.so/telemetry/typescript
Latitude Python SDK (latitude-telemetry)
pip install latitude-telemetry — instrument Python 3.11+ applications.
https://docs.latitude.so/telemetry/python
OpenTelemetry / OTLP ingestion
Point an existing OTLP exporter at Latitude, with no Latitude SDK required.
https://docs.latitude.so/telemetry/otel-exporter
Start tracing
Setup routes for 14 frameworks and 17 model providers.
https://docs.latitude.so/telemetry/start-tracing
Latitude setup skills
Agent skills that instrument an application with Latitude telemetry automatically.
https://github.com/latitude-dev/skills
Webhooks
Agent dispatch can deliver a failure and its evidence to a system you control over HTTP.
Latitude agent dispatch webhooks
Receive Latitude agent dispatches in your own system.
https://docs.latitude.so/agent-dispatch/webhooks
Agent dispatch overview
Dispatch triggers, context handoff, and supported destinations.
https://docs.latitude.so/agent-dispatch/overview
Rate limits
Request-rate conventions for this site: the advisory quota its content endpoints declare, and how agents should pace themselves. The Latitude API is a separate host with its own limits.
Latitude rate limits
The RateLimit-Policy latitude.so declares, which endpoints carry it, and expected client behavior.
/rate-limits.md
Machine-readable files
Every discovery document Latitude publishes for agents and crawlers, at stable URLs.
/llms.txt
Index of Latitude pages, docs, and machine-readable files.
/llms.txt
/developers.md
This page as markdown.
/developers.md
/.well-known/api-catalog
RFC 9727 linkset pointing at the API description, docs, status, and rate-limit conventions.
/.well-known/api-catalog
/product.md
Product model, use cases, primitives, deployment options, and boundaries.
/product.md
/pricing.md
Plans, included usage, credit definitions, retention, and procurement.
/pricing.md
/quickstart.md
Connect an application and send a first trace.
/quickstart.md
/sitemap-index.xml
Every indexable URL on latitude.so.
/sitemap-index.xml
Documentation index
Machine-readable index of the full Latitude documentation.
https://docs.latitude.so/llms.txt
Source and self-hosting
Latitude is MIT-licensed and can be self-hosted.
latitude-dev/latitude-llm on GitHub
MIT-licensed Latitude source code.
https://github.com/latitude-dev/latitude-llm
Deployment options
Latitude Cloud and self-hosted deployment.
https://docs.latitude.so/deployment/overview
Security and data protection
Hosted data boundary, compliance status, and protection practices.
https://docs.latitude.so/security/data-protection
Support
Questions about the Latitude API, SDKs, or MCP server: emailhello@latitude.soor join theLatitude Slack community.