Build an agent run trace with Tailwind CSS for inspecting what an AI agent actually did. Use a max-w-3xl card with a header carrying the run title, a green completed pill, a monospace run id with the agent name and step count, then right-aligned duration and token totals and a replay button. Below it, an ordered list of steps joined by a thin vertical rail: each row has a small round status dot, a monospace kind badge reading thought, tool or output, the step name, a truncated one-line result, and right-aligned duration and token figures. Clicking a row expands a dark monospace panel underneath showing the raw input and output for that step. Then add JavaScript that renders the steps from an array, toggles one panel at a time, and makes replay clear the totals and reveal the steps one after another with a short stagger, adding each step duration and token count to the header as it lands.
Build an agent run trace with Tailwind CSS for inspecting what an AI agent actually did. Use a max-w-3xl card with a header carrying the run title, a green completed pill, a monospace run id with the agent name and step count, then right-aligned duration and token totals and a replay button. Below it, an ordered list of steps joined by a thin vertical rail: each row has a small round status dot, a monospace kind badge reading thought, tool or output, the step name, a truncated one-line result, and right-aligned duration and token figures. Clicking a row expands a dark monospace panel underneath showing the raw input and output for that step. Then add JavaScript that renders the steps from an array, toggles one panel at a time, and makes replay clear the totals and reveal the steps one after another with a short stagger, adding each step duration and token count to the header as it lands.
Build an agent run trace with Tailwind CSS for inspecting what an AI agent actually did. Use a max-w-3xl card with a header carrying the run title, a green completed pill, a monospace run id with the agent name and step count, then right-aligned duration and token totals and a replay button. Below it, an ordered list of steps joined by a thin vertical rail: each row has a small round status dot, a monospace kind badge reading thought, tool or output, the step name, a truncated one-line result, and right-aligned duration and token figures. Clicking a row expands a dark monospace panel underneath showing the raw input and output for that step. Then add JavaScript that renders the steps from an array, toggles one panel at a time, and makes replay clear the totals and reveal the steps one after another with a short stagger, adding each step duration and token count to the header as it lands.