@rudrendu_paul_packages/agent-trace-cli

An npm-installable wrapper for agent-trace, deterministic record/replay for LLM agents. This package does not reimplement the tool. It puts the real agent-trace command on your PATH through npx/npm install, then forwards straight through to the Python CLI.

Why this exists

agent-trace is a Python tool. If your team already reaches for npx to run one-off CLIs, this wrapper lets you do that without a separate "how do I run this Python thing" step, as long as Python and the agent-trace package are available.

Prerequisites

• Python 3.10+
• The agent-observability-trace package installed and on the same machine (its console command is agent-trace):

pip install agent-observability-trace
# or
uv add agent-observability-trace
# or, for an isolated global install
pipx install agent-observability-trace

Install

npm install -g @rudrendu_paul_packages/agent-trace-cli
# or run without installing
npx @rudrendu_paul_packages/agent-trace-cli version

Usage

Once installed, agent-trace on your PATH is this wrapper, and every subcommand is forwarded unchanged to the real CLI:

agent-trace version
agent-trace list
agent-trace show run_abc123def456
agent-trace show run_abc123def456 --errors-only
agent-trace replay run_abc123def456
agent-trace inspect run_abc123def456
agent-trace diff run_a run_b
agent-trace run -- langgraph dev

Full command reference, the record/replay model, and framework integrations (LangGraph, OpenAI Agents SDK, CrewAI, and more) are documented in the main repository.

How it works

The agent-trace bin script this package installs does two things, in order:

1. Looks for a real agent-trace executable on your PATH (the console script pip/uv/pipx installs) and execs it with your arguments.
2. If that isn't found, falls back to invoking the agent_trace Python module directly through python3/python.

If neither is available, it prints the install instructions above and exits with a non-zero status. Nothing is installed automatically on your behalf.

License

Apache-2.0