Lightweight OTLP/HTTP receiver that runs inside VS Code, storing traces, metrics, and logs in a local SQLite database — queryable directly from GitHub Copilot.
Features
OTLP/HTTP receiver on port 4318 (configurable) — point any OpenTelemetry SDK at http://localhost:4318
Local SQLite storage for spans, metrics, and logs
Copilot tool integration — use #otelme in Copilot Chat to query your telemetry with SQL
Multi-window aware — first VS Code window owns the server; others connect as clients with automatic failover
Getting Started
Install the extension
Your app's OTLP endpoint is ready at http://localhost:4318
Configure your application's OpenTelemetry SDK to export via OTLP/HTTP to that endpoint
Use #otelme in Copilot Chat to query collected telemetry
Configuration
Setting
Default
Description
otelme.port
4318
Port for the OTLP/HTTP receiver
Commands
OTelMe: Copy OTLP Endpoint — copy the receiver URL to clipboard
OTelMe: Show Stats — display collected telemetry statistics
OTelMe: Clear Telemetry Data — delete all stored telemetry