Harness Bridge
SDK / ToolA local launcher that points Claude Code and seven other coding harnesses at any OpenAI-, Anthropic- or Responses-compatible endpoint — without editing a single config file.
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A privacy-first, client-side trace workbench — turn Claude Code, Codex and OTLP logs into a searchable timeline, recorded metrics and side-by-side comparisons. No backend, no telemetry.
TraceCrate reads trace files you choose — Claude Code sessions, Codex logs, OTLP exports — and turns them into a searchable timeline (event-kind filters, relative times, tool inputs/outputs, metadata, 100 events per page), recorded metrics, heuristic diagnostics and side-by-side run comparisons. Its philosophy is evidence, not invented certainty: tokens, explicit errors and elapsed time are reported when present, missing values stay unknown, and there are no cost estimates. It reads traces but never runs agents or recorded commands, never scans agent directories, and exports to JSON or a standalone HTML report with a structure-only redacted preview you review before sharing. A hosted demo runs on synthetic data. v0.1.0, bilingual, live on GitHub Pages.
Answering "what did the agent actually do" after a long session — sequence, tool failures and timing diffs between two runs, without uploading anything to anyone.
# local (Node.js >= 22.12, 24 recommended): git clone https://github.com/FankChen/tracecrate.git cd tracecrate npm ci npm run dev # or open the hosted demo (synthetic data, nothing to install): # https://fankchen.github.io/tracecrate/
v0.1.0, a fresh first release. Strictly a viewer: it doesn't run agents, and it deliberately reports unknown values as unknown — no cost estimates, so don't expect spend dashboards.
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A local launcher that points Claude Code and seven other coding harnesses at any OpenAI-, Anthropic- or Responses-compatible endpoint — without editing a single config file.
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