Issue with current documentation:
The install snippet shown in the LangSmith tracing UI for Claude Agent SDK -> Python -> pip currently displays:
pip install -U 'langsmith[claude-agent-sdk]'
On Windows Command Prompt, copying and pasting that exact command fails because the single quotes are treated as literal characters, so pip sees the package name as:
'langsmith[claude-agent-sdk]'
and returns:
ERROR: Invalid requirement: "'langsmith[claude-agent-sdk]'": Expected package name at the start of dependency specifier
This looks like a shell-specific docs/UI issue. The command works on Windows when the quotes are removed:
pip install -U langsmith[claude-agent-sdk]
Steps to Reproduce
- Open LangSmith tracing setup UI.
- Select Claude Agent SDK.
- Select Python.
Under install dependencies choose pip tab, copy the displayed install command and paste it in shell and you'll see the error:
ERROR: Invalid requirement: "'langsmith[claude-agent-sdk]'": Expected package name at the start of dependency specifier
'langsmith[claude-agent-sdk]'
^
My Environment
OS: Windows
IDE: VSCode
Terminal: Command Prompt
Package manager: pip
Idea or request for content:
No response
Issue with current documentation:
The install snippet shown in the LangSmith tracing UI for Claude Agent SDK -> Python -> pip currently displays:
pip install -U 'langsmith[claude-agent-sdk]'On Windows Command Prompt, copying and pasting that exact command fails because the single quotes are treated as literal characters, so pip sees the package name as:
'langsmith[claude-agent-sdk]'and returns:
ERROR: Invalid requirement: "'langsmith[claude-agent-sdk]'": Expected package name at the start of dependency specifierThis looks like a shell-specific docs/UI issue. The command works on Windows when the quotes are removed:
pip install -U langsmith[claude-agent-sdk]Steps to Reproduce
Under install dependencies choose pip tab, copy the displayed install command and paste it in shell and you'll see the error:
My Environment
OS: Windows
IDE: VSCode
Terminal: Command Prompt
Package manager: pip
Idea or request for content:
No response