AI workflow worked yesterday.Why is it different today?
TraceFlowLens records, replays, and compares AI agent executions to pinpoint what changed across development and production.
- Local-first
- Zero runtime dependencies
- Push is opt-in
- Privacy by design
Execution diverged at "Retrieve context".TraceFlowLens shows exactly what changed.
Why logs aren't enough
Logs show that something happened. TraceFlowLens shows what changed.
Logs tell you
- Request succeeded
- Status code
- Duration
- Tool executed
TraceFlowLens helps show
- Which execution step changed
- Which tool or payload differed
- Where the execution diverged
- Why two runs behaved differently
How TraceFlowLens works
Record. Replay. Compare. Verify.
Understand AI execution changes in four simple steps.
Record an execution
Capture prompts, tool calls, inputs, outputs, metadata, and errors.
Replay the recorded execution
Run the same execution again from the recording.
Compare both runs
Find exactly where the execution started behaving differently.
Verify the fix
Replay again to confirm the issue is resolved.
From development to production
The same debugging workflow across development and production.
Development
Build with confidence
Production
Detect. Diagnose. Resolve.
One workflow. Every environment.
TraceFlowLens uses the same execution debugging workflow across development, staging, and production.
Built for AI applications
One execution debugging workflow. Any AI application.
Multi-agent systems
Understand agent handoffs, tool calls, and execution differences across complex AI workflows.
RAG applications
Debug retrieval, prompt context, and generated responses across retrieval pipelines.
AI SaaS products
Understand execution differences behind AI-powered SaaS features.
AI infrastructure
Debug model gateways, tool orchestration, and execution pipelines.
Platform engineering
Build reliable internal AI platforms with consistent execution debugging.
AI developer tools
Build AI SDKs, frameworks, libraries, and developer tooling with replay and comparison.
AI operations (AIOps)
Investigate AI execution failures, regressions, and runtime behavior.
AI governance
Investigate AI decision changes, compare execution history, and understand why behavior changed.
One execution workflow. Any AI application.
Whether you are building agents, RAG systems, AI infrastructure, or AI-powered SaaS products, TraceFlowLens helps engineers understand what changed and why.
Works with today's AI development stack
Works with existing AI stacks. No lock-in. Just execution debugging.
OpenAI SDK
Record, replay, and compare OpenAI SDK executions.
Anthropic SDK
Record, replay, and compare Anthropic SDK executions.
Custom AI workflows
Record, replay, and debug custom AI workflows.
Local-first
Execution data stays local by default.
Privacy by design
Full control over prompts, outputs, traces, and tool data.
Push is opt-in
Nothing is uploaded unless explicitly pushed.
Zero runtime dependencies
No TraceFlowLens runtime services required.
Works alongside existing AI tools.
Complements existing AI tooling instead of replacing it.
Stop chasing logs. Start replaying executions.
Traditional debugging tells you what happened. TraceFlowLens lets you see how it happened.
Traditional debugging
- Search logs
- Read stack traces
- Guess the root cause
- Reproduce manually
- Debug after failures
- Piece together evidence manually
TraceFlowLens workflow
- Replay any recorded execution
- Compare any two runs
- Step-by-step execution timeline
- Verify fixes before deployment
- Local-first debugging
- Push is opt-in
Record. Replay. Compare. Verify.
Spend less time debugging. More time building AI.
Apply for early accessReady to stop chasing logs?Start understanding AI executions.
Join early access for AI execution debugging.
Early access is available for selected users.
Why early access?
Local-first
Execution data remains local by default.
Privacy by design
Execution data remains local unless explicitly pushed.
Push is opt-in
Execution data is shared only when explicitly pushed.
Early access
Early access feedback guides product direction.