CLI v0.6: Search & Resume

Traces CLI v0.6.0 adds three new ways to work with your sessions. You can now search your local history across every agent, relaunch any session straight into its agent, and browse your teammates' shared sessions without leaving the terminal.

Search your local sessions across every agent

traces search <pattern> greps your local trace history across every agent at once. It matches against both trace and metadata and the flattened text of the conversation (user messages, assistant text, tool calls, rools results), returning trace IDs, event numbers, and bounded snippets.

By default patterns are case-insenstive regular expressions and you can narrow with filters like --agent, --dir, --since, --event-type, and --tool. It all runs against the local SQLite database at ~/.traces/traces.db, so search is fast and offline. Pair it with traces show <id> --around-event N to read the exact countext around a hit.

Launch any session directly in it's agent (macOS)

traces resume <id> reopens a local trace in its original agent. When Traces has an exact local session for the trace, it rebuilds the agent's native resume compand and hands your terminal over to that agent right where you left off. If there's no exact local session (for example, a remote trace mirrored locally, or an agent without a native resume command), it falls back to seeding a fresh session with a continuation brief. Native resume is gated to macOS builds for now.

Browse your teammates' sessions from your terminal

Once you're signed in, the CLI can list sessions shared into any organization you belong to. Run traces list @namespace to pull the shared traces visible in that org, including who created or published each one.

In the interactive TUI, the same thing shows up as a row of source tabs just below the header: a Local tab plus one tab per organization, so you can flip between your own local sessions and each team's shared history with a keystroke. You can pin up to eight namespaces as visible tabs and manage the rest from a "Manage..." dialog.

Get started

Update your CLI to v0.6.0, then:

• traces serach <pattern> to search across every local agent session.
• traces resume <id> to relaunch a session in its agent (macOS)
• traces list @your-org (or the TUI source tabs) to see what your team as shared.