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The Traces page provides three views for exploring your traced data:
  • Sessions - Navigate between complete traces (end-to-end user interactions)
  • Completions - Browse individual LLM requests across all traces
  • All Events - View every span and event in your project

Session Side View

Click a session to open the side view. The side view provides five visualization tabs, each offering a different way to inspect the trace:

Tree View

Hierarchical span tree showing parent-child relationships, session summary stats, and event details.

Timeline View

Gantt-style chart of span durations for spotting latency bottlenecks.

Graph View

Directed graph of execution flow with latency bottlenecks and common agent paths.

Trajectory View

Bubble chart of agent behavior patterns across execution steps.

Thread View

Chronological message thread for conversational and multi-agent traces.

Debug LLM requests in Playground

When an LLM output doesn’t look right, you can debug it by opening the model event in the Playground to iterate on your prompt.
  1. Click on any session in the Traces page to open the trace detail view
  2. In the trace tree, click on the LLM completion you want to debug
  3. Click the Open in Playground button in the top right
Trace detail view showing span tree, Open in Playground button, and Share button

Annotate outputs

For manual review workflows, see Annotation Queues to set up human evaluation criteria and organize events for review.
Use keyboard shortcuts ⬆️ and ⬇️ to quickly navigate between rows in the Traces page.

Curate datasets

You can add any session, completion, or span to a dataset directly from the UI.
  1. In the Traces page, use filters to find the events you want
  2. Select one or more rows using the checkboxes
  3. Click + Add ToAdd to Dataset
  4. Select an existing dataset or create a new one
Traces page with selected sessions and Add To dropdown open
Use the Completions tab to curate individual LLM requests, or Sessions tab for complete traces.

Share traces

Click the Share button in the top right of any trace to copy a shareable link. Anyone on your team with access to the project can view it.
If you share a child event, the link takes viewers directly to that specific event within the trace.