The noise problem is real. Most observability tools optimize for "capture everything" which leads to exactly this waste.
We took a different approach with toran.sh - instead of instrumenting your entire stack, you create a read-only proxy for a specific upstream API. You see exactly what's being sent and received, nothing else. No SDK, no log parsing, just the raw request/response for that one integration.
Works well for debugging third-party API issues where you need to see what actually hit the wire, not what your code thought it sent.
We took a different approach with toran.sh - instead of instrumenting your entire stack, you create a read-only proxy for a specific upstream API. You see exactly what's being sent and received, nothing else. No SDK, no log parsing, just the raw request/response for that one integration.
Works well for debugging third-party API issues where you need to see what actually hit the wire, not what your code thought it sent.