Installation
Phoenix CLI
Install the CLI globally:Phoenix Skills
Add Phoenix skills to your AI coding agent using skills add:.cursor/skills/, .claude/skills/, or .github/skills/).
Available Skills
| Skill | Description | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
phoenix-cli | Debug and analyze LLM applications using Phoenix CLI tools. Teaches agents to fetch traces, analyze performance, and review experiments. | Yes |
phoenix-evals | Build and run evaluators for AI/LLM applications. Teaches agents to create code and LLM evaluators, run experiments, and validate against human feedback. | Optional |
phoenix-tracing | OpenInference semantic conventions and instrumentation. Teaches agents proper span types, attributes, and production deployment patterns. | Optional |
skills add Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-g, --global | Install to user directory instead of project |
-a, --agent <agents...> | Target specific agents (e.g., claude-code, cursor) |
-s, --skill <skills...> | Install specific skills by name |
-l, --list | List available skills without installing |
-y, --yes | Skip all confirmation prompts |
Configuration
Set environment variables to connect to your Phoenix instance:Using the Skills
phoenix-cli
The CLI skill teaches your AI assistant how to:- Debug failed LLM applications using trace data
- Analyze performance issues and token usage
- Review experiment results and datasets
phoenix-tracing (Optional)
The tracing skill teaches your AI assistant how to:- Instrument LLM applications with OpenInference tracing
- Create custom spans with proper attributes (LLM, RETRIEVER, TOOL, AGENT, etc.)
- Follow semantic conventions for consistent observability
- Configure production deployment patterns (batching, PII masking)

