Grafana Beyla 1.3 enhances its open-source eBPF auto-instrumentation tool by advancing OpenTelemetry distributed tracing capabilities, addressing prior limitations of single span traces that restricted trace context to a single service view. The latest release incorporates two key approaches: automatic header injection and black-box context propagation, both designed to improve distributed tracing without developer intervention. The automatic header injection approach, implemented for Go applications, leverages eBPF probes for seamless context propagation across service requests, although it faces limitations with Linux kernel lockdown modes. Meanwhile, black-box context propagation uses TCP connection tracking to manage context across services, independent of programming languages, albeit limited to single-node operations. Future versions aim to mitigate these constraints by expanding language support and improving asynchronous request tracking. Beyla 1.3 aims to simplify and enhance distributed tracing, offering capabilities comparable to manual instrumentation, and invites community feedback and participation through its Slack channel and monthly calls.