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TraceX
The AI engineer for your production issues
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The AI engineer for your production issues
25 followers
TraceX reads a customer's email, Slack message or Jira ticket, investigates your database, code and logs read-only, and returns the root cause with evidence for every claim, a fix as a pull request and a drafted reply. Free in private beta.
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Every engineering team knows this message: "My refund never arrived." Someone stops what they're doing, opens the database, greps the code, reads last week's deploys, checks Sentry, and an afternoon later finds that a migration renamed a state the refund worker still filters on.
We built TraceX to do that investigation for you.
How it works: an issue comes in by email, Slack, Jira or a question in the dashboard. TraceX plans its checks and works through your database, code and logs, the way your best engineer would. You watch every step as it happens. It comes back with:
• the root cause, with its confidence and the evidence for every claim, and the hypotheses it ruled out • the fix as exact code edits, opened as a pull request in one click • a reply to the customer, drafted with the facts
What we cared about most:
• Read-only. Database connections use read-only credentials, write queries are refused before they run, and code changes only ever arrive as pull requests you review. • Nothing kept. TraceX reads your systems live and keeps a note of what it looked up, not your rows. It never trains on your data. • Answers you can check. A second model checks every answer against the evidence before you see it.
It also works as a chat for your whole team ("how many refunds are stuck, and since when?"), reviews pull requests with your codebase as context, and has a CLI that answers in your terminal and works as a coding agent that asks before every change.
It's free while we're in private beta. You can try the sandbox without signing up: https://app.tracexpro.com/sandbox
I'd love your honest feedback, especially on where TraceX gets it wrong. I'll be here all day answering questions.