AI OBSERVABILITY / EVERY REQUEST, IN VIEW
TRACEFIELD
Understand the cost of every answer.
Trace the request. Find the slow step. Make the next run better.
01 / FOLLOW THE REQUEST
An answer is only the surface.
Retrieval. Prompts. Model calls. Policy checks. See the work behind the response, and understand which step deserves your attention.
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Pinpoint the wait.
Inspect individual spans instead of averaging away the slowest part of the request.
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Account for the retry.
See the first attempt and the recovery together, including the extra time and sample cost.
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Keep the context.
Follow the same request from input to response, with useful detail at every step.
02 / INVESTIGATE WITH CONTEXT
The slowest step deserves a closer look.
Switch to the slow-response scenario. The model span expands, while the surrounding steps stay the same. A useful diagnosis starts with that distinction.
Request explorer / Sample data
“Why did this answer take longer than expected?”
Total time0.834s
Total cost$0.00460
Illustrative request. No live model calls or real customer data.
03 / PLAN WITH CLARITY
Volume changes. The maths stays visible.
Estimate the fictional platform subscription at your expected trace volume. See the base, included usage and overage separately.
A clear cost.
At your scale.
$139.00
Base and usage overage billed monthly.
Example SaaS pricing, excluding tax. This calculator demonstrates the fictional product; it is not the price of the Framer template.
BUILT AROUND THE WORK
Different products. The same need for clarity.
Customer support
Find the difference between a helpful answer, a slow retrieval and an unnecessary retry.
Knowledge assistants
Understand the path from a user question to the context selected for the response.
Agent workflows
Make handoffs and tool calls easier to explain, inspect and improve.
Explore use cases ↗
BEFORE YOU EXPLORE
A few useful answers.
What does a request trace show?
A trace groups the operations behind a request. The sample explorer shows retrieval, prompt assembly, generation, a policy check and delivery, with duration and illustrative cost for each step.
How do retries change the picture?
The retry scenario keeps the failed attempt visible alongside the recovery. Total time includes both attempts. Sample costs are explicit; actual charging depends on your provider and failure mode.
Is the demo using live customer data?
No. The examples run entirely in your browser using fictional data. No prompts, API keys or model requests are sent to a provider.
Where should instrumentation begin?
Start with the complete application request, then add spans for meaningful operations. The Field Notes guides explain request boundaries, latency and retry accounting.
FOLLOW THE SIGNAL
See the whole request.
From the first token to the final answer. Bring the detail into view.
Explore the product ↗
Tracefield is a fictional product. All metrics and integrations are illustrative.