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@raquezha/notrace

v0.0.4

Published

Zero-dependency, local-first interactive HTML Trace Viewer for the Pi Coding Agent

Downloads

595

Readme

notrace

Phase 0 / POC local-first interactive HTML Trace Viewer for the Pi Coding Agent. It captures execution traces for workflow debugging — LLM calls, tool executions, token usage, costs — and writes an interactive HTML report to your active task workspace at session end.

Security warning: notrace is local-first and now redacts common secrets by default, escapes report rendering, blocks network access in generated reports, and writes private report files. Reports can still contain sensitive prompts, tool payloads, outputs, and local paths. Do not publish generated reports.

Features

  • Session timeline: Every turn, tool call, and LLM completion rendered as an expandable card
  • Metrics dashboard: Total tokens, input/output split, cache reads, cost (USD), duration
  • Clickable file:// link: Report path printed to console at session end for instant browser access
  • Active task aware: Writes the report into .workflow/tasks/<task>/notrace.html when a task is active
  • HTML report: Self-contained/offline report with a restrictive CSP and no remote font/network loads
  • Safer defaults: Secret-key/value redaction, bounded payload sizes, metadata-only mode, private file permissions, and .workflow-confined report writes

Output

🔍 [notrace] Observability report generated:
📂 file:///path/to/.workflow/tasks/my-task/notrace.html

Usage

# Load directly
pi --extension ./packages/notrace

# Via nothing mindset (dev, rpiv)
pi --dev

NPM

npm install -g @raquezha/notrace

Capture controls

By default, notrace uses NOTRACE_CAPTURE=redacted: it captures useful payloads but redacts common secret keys/values and truncates very large values.

NOTRACE_CAPTURE=metadata pi --dev   # no prompt/tool payload bodies
NOTRACE_CAPTURE=full pi --dev       # unsafe: raw payloads for local debugging only

Build

cd packages/notrace
npm install
npm run build

Output lands in dist/.