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Finally rolling out the full Agent Session Explorer OSS next week 👀 Visualize every coding agent trace Identify root cause errors Feed it back to your coding agents to improve with every agent trace
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@VaraadDurgaay

I’d love to see this applied to browser and workflow agents too. Anthropic’s latest report shows why. When an agent submits a real form or bypasses an access restriction, understanding the exact sequence of actions becomes pretty important. Especially when the final output looks perfectly normal

cool

events box, fix height 🙏

the feed it back to your coding agents part is what I'm curious about. when an agent reads its own trace, does it go after the real root cause or just blame whatever step threw the error last? that's where mine usually get it wrong, I think. will look for the OSS drop next week.

We cross check against pr review errors

feeding agent traces back to fix errors is such a smart closed loop. excited to see the oss drop next week.

Open-source visibility into agent traces could make debugging so much easier

bruh...pls anchor the heights of the rows in the last column im about to have a seizure 😭😂 overall looks super cool tho!

😅 ok ok

This is the interface very frontier labs has to peek into everyone’s chat

feeding traces back to the agent closes the loop most teams leave open

Would be nice to have something like this for every agentenv agent It seems possible to support through our usage of a2a

Can I jump from a failed tool call straight to its inputs and result?

How will feedback move from a trace into lasting repo context? I'd keep the trace as evidence and propose a narrow lesson for review, ideally with a regression test, so one failed run doesn't become a rule every later agent inherits.

Sessions are mined in mass and in doing so several repeat patterns show up

we already closed the loop, hillclimbing to the max

Looks amazing, well done!

Crazy

These look cool but are useless for humans to understand like so many of these tools that pop up with millions of data points.



