Traces

A trace is a record of an agent run: what you asked, what the agent said, and each step it took, such as a command it ran, with the result. Coder keeps every chat as one, in the open ATIF format. Upload a trace to your openagents.com account to keep it, look through it on the website, or share it with a link.

Upload a trace

Sign Coder in to your account once:

coder login

Then upload your latest chat:

coder trace upload --last

Or a chat by its id, or any ATIF file:

coder trace upload SESSION_ID
coder trace upload --file run.json

openagents coder sessions list shows your chats and their ids. openagents coder trace … runs the same commands.

Before anything leaves your computer, Coder takes out passwords, API keys, tokens, your home folder's name, and email addresses, and tells you how many it took out. The website checks again and refuses a trace that still looks like it holds a key.

Coder prints the trace's address when it's done. Uploading the same trace twice keeps one copy. A trace can be up to 8 MB, and your account keeps up to 100.

See and share your traces

coder trace list

On the website, open Settings → Traces. A trace is private: only you can see it, signed in. Open it and choose Share to get a public link at openagents.com/trace/… that anyone can open; Stop sharing turns the link off. To share as you upload:

coder trace upload --last --share

Delete removes a trace from your account, and its link with it.