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Agent Trace: Capturing the Context Graph of Code We are delighted to collaborate with Cursor, OpenCode, Vercel, Jules, Amp, Cloudflare, and Sasha Varlamov in an open standard for mapping back code:context. here's how we see the potential of code context graphs and the new era of better tooling and... show more

Cognition

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Cognitionvor 7 Monaten

@opencode @vercel @julesagent @AmpCode @Cloudflare @savarlamov our full writeup below . Thank you to @leerob for his leadership in driving this spec. We're encouraging the rest of the coding agents industry to join us.

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fkzvor 7 Monaten

@cursor_ai @opencode @vercel @julesagent @AmpCode @Cloudflare @savarlamov Ai slop ppt

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Spenser Skatesvor 7 Monaten

@cursor_ai @opencode @vercel @julesagent @AmpCode @Cloudflare @savarlamov Sign us up:

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Rey Neillvor 7 Monaten

@cursor_ai @opencode @vercel @julesagent @AmpCode @Cloudflare @savarlamov was too ahead of its time

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Shamim Hossainvor 7 Monaten

@cursor_ai @opencode @vercel @julesagent @AmpCode @Cloudflare @savarlamov That's great

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Cheng Yangvor 7 Monaten

@cursor_ai @opencode @vercel @julesagent @AmpCode @Cloudflare @savarlamov without anthropic it will be hard, but nice to see more players try to define new open standards

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Kyle Tranvor 7 Monaten

@cursor_ai @opencode @vercel @julesagent @AmpCode @Cloudflare @savarlamov Open standard for tracing agent conversations to code is a pragmatic move toward interoperable tooling and tangible ROI

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Saïd Aitmbarekvor 7 Monaten

@cursor_ai @opencode @vercel @julesagent @AmpCode @Cloudflare @savarlamov based, let's go!

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y_qeceavor 7 Monaten

@cursor_ai @opencode @vercel @julesagent @AmpCode @Cloudflare @savarlamov tahts insane if free

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naeem (e/acc)vor 7 Monaten

@cursor_ai @opencode @vercel @julesagent @AmpCode @Cloudflare @savarlamov Nice, a universally agreed method to store the context of AI generated code.

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Robert Hu 🦉vor 7 Monaten

@cursor_ai @opencode @vercel @julesagent @AmpCode @Cloudflare @savarlamov Context graphs solve the single biggest failure mode for AI coding agents: they stop asking the codebase what it already knows.

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Eddievor 7 Monaten

@cursor_ai @opencode @vercel @julesagent @AmpCode @Cloudflare @savarlamov so sure about wars and usd boosts? history says markets shrug off even the loudest bets. good luck with that crystal ball.

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madisonvor 7 Monaten

@cursor_ai @opencode @vercel @julesagent @AmpCode @Cloudflare @savarlamov wtf is this music

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