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Naveen Babu Narayanan Nair edited this page Nov 1, 2026 · 5 revisions

Tracedown wiki

Tracedown finds the step that caused your AI agent's failure. Your tracing tool shows what the agent did. Tracedown tells you which step broke it, shows the evidence, suggests a fix and proves whether it works. It is open source (Apache-2.0), and every feature is free.

Think of a car mechanic. The warning light on the dashboard is the symptom. A good mechanic doesn't replace the light; they follow the wires back to the part that failed. Tracedown does the same with an agent run: it starts where the failure showed up and follows the data back to the step that caused it.

Tracedown traces a wrong refund amount back to an outdated policy document

Try the live demo: eight demo failures, read-only, nothing to install. The free host sleeps when idle, so the first visit can take a minute.

Two doors

I want to… Go to
Use Tracedown on my agents The documentation site: quick start, importing traces, integrations, configuration
Understand it in plain words How Tracedown Works and the Glossary
Help build it Your First Contribution, then the Architecture Tour

The documentation site is the user manual. This wiki is for understanding the project and working on it: how the code fits together, how to add to it, why it was built this way, and what comes next.

Pages

Understand

Contribute

Run and maintain

At a glance

Install pip install agent-tracedown-server && tracedown up
Packages agent-tracedown (Python SDK), agent-tracedown-server, agent-tracedown on npm
Works with LangGraph, CrewAI, OpenAI Agents, Claude Agent SDK, Google ADK, Pydantic AI, AutoGen, Semantic Kernel, LlamaIndex, MCP, Vercel AI SDK; imports from Langfuse and OpenTelemetry
License Apache-2.0, no paid edition
Source https://github.com/nbn07/agent-tracedown

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