Traces

" It provides a centralized platform for teams to view work in progress, share context on completed tasks, and monitor which coding agents are being utilized. The tool is intended for both individual developers and teams, with features tailored to collaborative workflows.

Users can publish traces from over ten supported coding agents directly through the CLI, making it possible to upload and share sessions from a variety of sources. Traces supports integration with agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cline, Pi, Cursor, OpenCode, Amp, OpenClaw, GitHub Copilot, Hermes, Droid, and Antigravity. Once a trace is published, users can copy a link to share it with team members or make it available publicly. Traces can be downloaded for continued work, and in some cases, sessions can be resumed in specific agents like Claude Code.

The platform offers flexible visibility options for sharing traces, including private (viewable only by team members), direct (accessible to anyone with the link), and public (visible on public team pages and feeds). Team-level controls allow organizations to set policies governing how traces are shared. To address privacy concerns, Traces automatically scrubs sensitive information such as API keys, emails, and database credentials from published traces, replacing them with clear redacted markers while retaining the overall context of the session.

Traces is accessed primarily through its CLI, which can be installed via Homebrew, npm, or shell scripts. Additional integration options include publishing traces via API, enabling coding agents to share traces autonomously, and using Git hooks to automatically share traces on every commit from CI/CD pipelines. The service is free to get started, with no mention of additional pricing or licensing details in the available information.