Traces now reads OpenCode 1.x and 2.x sessions, installs the right plugin for the OpenCode version you run, and tells you when your setup needs a refresh. You can now upgrade to OpenCode 2.x without worrying about losing your traces.
Shared traces now update 15x faster while sending 98% less data. The longer the session you're sharing the more you'll notice this improvement.
A few weeks ago we launched Surfaces on Traces, a new way to view session activity on Traces.com. We initially launched with surfaces to view Files Changed, Security Review, Skills, and Token Usage, and got some incredible feedback from…
We recently chose to take advantage of Bun's infamous "Rust Rewrite" and migrate the Traces CLI from Bun v1.3.13 to v1.4.2. traces now opens 45% faster and uses 23% less memory.
Your agent sessions are the most valuable record of work, and you're probably throwing them away. As every team uses agents for more work, their sessions contain everything about their decisions in the form of agent traces. Every trace is…
For most of software history, "the user" was a person, and we shipped landing pages, signup forms, and getting started guides with that end-user in mind. Developer tools added a CLI and an API, but it was still a person reading the docs,…
Today we're launching Surfaces on Traces, a new way to visualize your session activity, available for all traces. Surfaces are purpose-built, interactive visualizations of your existing traces. Each trace can carry it's own set of surfaces…
With traces resume, you (or a teammate) can pick up any shared session and keep going using the same agent or a different one.
Copy one prompt, paste it into whatever agent you already use, and watch your agent walk itself through install, login, and your first shared session.
Admins no longer have to invite teammates one by one. You can now claim your company's email domain, and anyone who signs in with a verified email on that domain joins your organization as a member. No invite required.