Real session · debug → build hand-off
Six specialized agents each sit on a dedicated DevTools panel — Elements, Network, Console, etc. Each handles debugging for its own domain, giving you full DevTools coverage.
Trace employs a dynamic 6,000-token budget with an LRU cache, swapping tools in and out based on schema size. This maximizes agent capabilities without prompt token bloat.
Assign different models to specific roles simultaneously. Use Claude 3.5 Sonnet for orchestration and DeepSeek for codebase exploration, giving you enterprise-grade reasoning at a fraction of the cost.
Trace uses a dynamic Tool Tray that hot-swaps over 40 different capabilities—from semantic searching to live browser testing. You get an infinitely capable sidekick that never crashes.
Powered by direct CDP powers, it converts your DOM mutations into actual framework source code. This is what makes "design in browser, write to codebase" possible.
Six specialized agents each sit on a dedicated DevTools panel — Elements, Network, Console, etc. Each handles debugging for its own domain, giving you full DevTools coverage.
Trace employs a dynamic 6,000-token budget with an LRU cache, swapping tools in and out based on schema size. This maximizes agent capabilities without prompt token bloat.
Assign different models to specific roles simultaneously. Use Claude 3.5 Sonnet for orchestration and DeepSeek for codebase exploration, giving you enterprise-grade reasoning at a fraction of the cost.
Trace uses a dynamic Tool Tray that hot-swaps over 40 different capabilities—from semantic searching to live browser testing. You get an infinitely capable sidekick that never crashes.
Powered by direct CDP powers, it converts your DOM mutations into actual framework source code. This is what makes "design in browser, write to codebase" possible.
Six specialized agents each sit on a dedicated DevTools panel — Elements, Network, Console, etc. Each handles debugging for its own domain, giving you full DevTools coverage.
Trace employs a dynamic 6,000-token budget with an LRU cache, swapping tools in and out based on schema size. This maximizes agent capabilities without prompt token bloat.
Assign different models to specific roles simultaneously. Use Claude 3.5 Sonnet for orchestration and DeepSeek for codebase exploration, giving you enterprise-grade reasoning at a fraction of the cost.
Trace uses a dynamic Tool Tray that hot-swaps over 40 different capabilities—from semantic searching to live browser testing. You get an infinitely capable sidekick that never crashes.
Powered by direct CDP powers, it converts your DOM mutations into actual framework source code. This is what makes "design in browser, write to codebase" possible.
Six specialized agents each sit on a dedicated DevTools panel — Elements, Network, Console, etc. Each handles debugging for its own domain, giving you full DevTools coverage.
Trace employs a dynamic 6,000-token budget with an LRU cache, swapping tools in and out based on schema size. This maximizes agent capabilities without prompt token bloat.
Assign different models to specific roles simultaneously. Use Claude 3.5 Sonnet for orchestration and DeepSeek for codebase exploration, giving you enterprise-grade reasoning at a fraction of the cost.
Trace uses a dynamic Tool Tray that hot-swaps over 40 different capabilities—from semantic searching to live browser testing. You get an infinitely capable sidekick that never crashes.
Powered by direct CDP powers, it converts your DOM mutations into actual framework source code. This is what makes "design in browser, write to codebase" possible.
