Traces provides a CLI‑based hub that lets developers and software teams capture, publish, and share execution traces from a wide range of coding agents such as Copilot, Claude, and custom tools. Users can upload traces directly from the terminal, generate shareable links, and collaborate on debugging or learning without exposing sensitive data, with optional team and API integrations for deeper workflow automation.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Product
Problem
Developers using AI coding agents generate extensive execution traces that are difficult to capture, share, and review, especially across different environments and team members. Existing tools often require manual copying or lack integration with terminal workflows, leading to fragmented debugging and knowledge sharing.
Solution
Traces offers a command‑line interface that integrates directly with the terminal to publish execution traces from over ten supported coding agents. The CLI uploads trace data, redacts sensitive information, and creates shareable links that can be accessed publicly or within a team. Traces also provides API, agent, and Git‑hook integrations for automated trace publishing in custom workflows, enabling developers to download full traces, continue remote sessions, and collaborate without leaving their development environment.
Target Audience
Primary users are individual developers and software teams that rely on AI coding assistants and need a streamlined way to capture, share, and analyze execution traces.
Features
- CLI command to publish, manage, and share traces directly from the terminal
- Support for 10+ AI coding agents (e.g., Claude Code, Copilot, Cursor, Codex, Droid)
- Automatic redaction of sensitive data in shared views
- Shareable links with configurable privacy (public, private, or team‑only)
- API and agent integrations for programmatic trace publishing
- Git‑hook support to automatically publish traces on each commit or CI/CD run
- Ability to download full trace archives and resume work on remote sessions