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@reactive-agents/diagnose

v0.14.0

Published

Forensic CLI for recorded Reactive Agents traces — replay, grep, diff, and debrief agent runs

Readme

@reactive-agents/diagnose

Forensic CLI for recorded Reactive Agents traces — replay, grep, diff, and debrief agent runs

npm docs

A forensic CLI for debugging AI agent runs. Point rax-diagnose at a recorded trace and pretty-print the timeline, filter events with a JS predicate, structurally diff two runs, or print a decision timeline with rationale ("why this path"). It replaces ad-hoc log-spelunking with deterministic, structured LLM agent observability over traces recorded by @reactive-agents/trace.

Install

bun add @reactive-agents/diagnose
# or: npm install -g @reactive-agents/diagnose   # exposes the `rax-diagnose` bin

Usage

rax-diagnose list                    # show recent traces
rax-diagnose replay latest           # pretty-print the timeline of the newest run
rax-diagnose replay <runId> --raw    # one event per line, no grouping
rax-diagnose replay <runId> --json   # raw JSONL stream
rax-diagnose replay <runId> --only=verifier-verdict,harness-signal-injected
rax-diagnose replay-run <runId>      # recorded run metadata for re-execution via replay()
rax-diagnose grep latest "e.kind === 'verifier-verdict' && !e.verified"
rax-diagnose diff <runIdA> <runIdB>  # structural diff between two runs
rax-diagnose debrief <runId>         # decision timeline with rationale

Run IDs accept a bare ULID (resolved under ~/.reactive-agents/traces/), an absolute path to a .jsonl file, or the literal latest alias.

CLI commands

  • list — show recent traces (--limit=N).
  • replay <runId> — pretty-print the event timeline; --raw, --json, --only=k1,k2.
  • replay-run <runId> — show recorded run metadata for re-execution via the replay() API; --json.
  • grep <runId> "<expr>" — filter events with a JS predicate (e is the event); outputs JSONL.
  • diff <runIdA> <runIdB> — structural diff between two runs.
  • debrief <runId> — decision timeline with rationale; --json.

Environment

  • REACTIVE_AGENTS_TRACE_DIR — override the default trace directory.
  • REACTIVE_AGENTS_TRACE=off — disable trace recording in agent runs.

Programmatic API

The CLI is the primary surface, but each command is also exported for tests and tooling: listCommand, replayCommand, replayRunCommand, grepCommand, diffCommand, debriefCommand, plus resolveTracePath, listTraces, and DEFAULT_TRACE_DIR.

Part of Reactive Agents

This package is part of Reactive Agents — the TypeScript AI agent framework built on Effect-TS. See the Observability docs and the full documentation.