Tarun Sachdeva

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building traces.com

Toronto traces.com Joined February 2008

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Tarun Sachdeva @tarunsachdeva Sep 10

Today we're launching Surfaces on Traces

A new way to visualize your agent session activity, for everything from skills used, token consumption, security issues and much more.

Available for all your sessions on traces.com.

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Tarun Sachdeva @tarunsachdeva 5d

I try to avoid too much industry jargon, but if there's one that I can really attach Traces to, its the idea of owning your intelligence.

Our version of that is simple: just don't throw away the data from your harnesses, gateways or providers. Save Your Traces!

devtools.fm Verified account @DevtoolsFM 5d

Agent sessions aren't just logs, they're decision data. @tarunsachdeva argues that data should benefit the teams it comes from, not just the model providers, and explains how sales teams are already learning from it with Traces.

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Tarun Sachdeva @tarunsachdeva Nov 2

A few weeks ago I chatted with the guys at @DevtoolsFM about Traces, why we built it, and how we're thinking about working with agents these days. Really fun conversation.

devtools.fm Verified account @DevtoolsFM Nov 2

Traces started as an internal tool so a small team could see how everyone was working with coding agents. @tarunsachdeva on prototyping it over Christmas, deciding in January to make it a product, and buying the .com to go all in.

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Tarun Sachdeva @tarunsachdeva Oct 28

Super interesting. Never imagined Traces UI being overlaid like this. I really dig it.

internetVin Verified account @internetvin Oct 28

Traces (@tracesdotcom) interfaces embedded into Toronto highway visuals on The Other Stuff, this is a dynamic we can use in many different ways depending on the ideas, patterns and subjects being discussed on each episode.

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Tarun Sachdeva @tarunsachdeva Oct 19

What if you could see a heatmap of how different skills are being used across your team? Are they actually helping or just taking up space?

Soon, only on traces.com: