Introducing Surfaces on Traces to help you understand agent and model behaviour in new ways. Whether it's steering decisions, skills used, token consumption, or security analysis - Surfaces give you any view on sessions you might need. Now on traces.com.

traces are the most vigorously documented form of knowledge work that has may be ever existed

Introducing the Traces MCP Traces is now more than a "hub for your traces". Our MCP makes it an evolving memory of your sessions, available to everyone on your team, across any coding agent that supports MCP. Get started at traces.com/docs/mcp.

𝚏𝚡 support, now on @tracesdotcom. Available in Traces CLI v0.6.20.

Prime Agent by @primeintellect is now supported on @tracesdotcom

never lose track of an agent session again Search and resume is available in the traces terminal app, across 14 different agents. Type / to search get it now at traces.com

We just added an adapter for the Kimi Code harness. Your Kimi Code sessions by @kimi_moonshot are now available in the latest Traces CLI, v0.6.12.

Grok Build is Now Available on Traces Download the latest Traces CLI (0.6.11) to capture and share Grok Build sessions

Swyx wearing the @tracesdotcom shirt around AIE WF was unexpected and awesome! @swyx you’ve been very kind, and quite helpful too! Thank you for having us present, and thank you for AIE!

the best way to build a learning loop for yourself or your team/org is to look at the real traces of existing behaviour - and ask questions about how to get better

what if you could have an agent search over your team's session history? - what did we get done this week? - should we skillify things we're all doing? - who is using agents in the most interesting ways? now you can! our new agent is available for our most active users

A note for anyone using Gemini CLI which was discontinued yesterday - Traces 0.6.4 has also officially dropped support for Gemini, but your past sessions are still visible. Good news - @antigravity is now supported! Available across platforms via brew, npm and curl.

TRACES IS COMING TO WATERLOO

we didn't have to make our TUI responsive and pretty, but we did anyways Traces v0.6.1 out now with session resuming, search via cli, and tons of performance improvements

what if you could see how many people downloaded your ai prompts now available on traces.com profile pages

A behind-the-scenes working session with Tarun Sachdeva (@tarunsachdeva) for an upcoming film collaboration. Tarun is the founder of Traces (@tracesdotcom), a platform for sharing the work you do with coding agents. In this conversation with @internetvin, he walks through what a trace actually is, opening with a single session and pulling on it until the whole product unfolds: profiles, teams, the CLI, integrations, and the discover feed. Timestamps 00:00:00 What is a Trace? 00:06:55 Categorization, Status & How the Summary is Built 00:08:30 The Trace as Atomic Unit 00:10:30 What Happens Between Linear and a Code Base 00:12:55 The Middle Made Visible 00:14:00 Andrew Nesbitt & Everyone is a Beginner 00:18:00 Project Baton: The CLI 00:22:40 Publish, Resume & Git for Agents 00:25:00 Single-Player vs Multiplayer 00:30:00 Integrations: GitHub, Hugging Face & Linear 00:33:50 Why Tarun Stopped Using an Issue Tracker 00:35:00 The Discover Tab 00:37:00 JC, Jake & Reading Other People's Traces

Last night @devtoolsTO started @TOtechweek with our biggest event yet - opening words from @jayair - 6 demos from @tracesdotcom, @polarityco, @super_user_app, Tidra.ai, Docsalot.sh, Code Pathfinder 🙏 Made possible by @opencode @modemdev @bdc_ca

@tracesdotcom demo at @devtoolsTO was so solid i can’t wait to use it it brings that peek over the shoulder vibe and really encourages peeps to share workflows to discuss and improve upon