About Tracevity

The independent reconstruction layer

Tracevity maps what agent platforms, runtimes, frameworks, standards, formats, and observability systems record—and what those records still cannot establish.

Why it exists

Organizations already have traces. They need to know what can be reconstructed.

Debugging, incident review, delegated-authority analysis, portability, and privacy each need different evidence. Tracevity makes those requirements explicit without inventing a universal score or treating telemetry quantity as reconstruction quality.

Trace Map → compatibility → Inspect → Gate

Three evidence layers, one reconstruction system

Tracevity carries forward 15 published documentation profiles across 12 capability families, then adds exact bounded compatibility exercises and local deterministic reconstruction and release-gating tools. Each layer keeps its own evidence boundary.

Documentation intelligence

Source-linked system profiles separate vendor and standard documentation from Tracevity interpretation. Unknowns and not-documented findings remain explicit.

Bounded tested evidence

Exact compatibility fixtures show what selected pinned representations preserve, normalize, lose, or leave dependent on external evidence. They do not certify an implementation or whole product.

Local reconstruction and Gate

Inspect evaluates a supported artifact against named requirements. Correlated Evidence can close bounded external gaps. Gate catches requirement-level evidence regressions across releases and migrations—all without hosted ingestion.

Tracevity isTracevity is not
Evidence semantics and reconstruction intelligenceA hosted telemetry ingestion service
Use-case-specific requirementsA single score or vendor ranking
Explicit unknowns and limitationsA claim to hidden reasoning or latent motive
Exact, use-case-bound reconstruction conclusionsCertification or whole-product tested conformance

Public release transparency

Current product: Tracevity v0.5 public beta

CLI version 0.5.0 · OTLP trace protobuf · four exact supported dialect declarations · evidence and compatibility observations dated on their source pages.

CLI distributionNot asserted by this build
Supported declarationsOpenTelemetry GenAI, OpenInference, MLflow native, MLflow GenAI-transformed
Proof ceilingNamed local inputs and requirements only; no producer-identity proof, hidden reasoning, arbitrary-system certification, or complete-capture assumption.

Read the methodology and evidence dates, the CLI guide, and the corrections channel.

Explore the work

Begin with the local CLI or a reconstruction use case.

Every useful conclusion starts by naming what must be established and checking which artifacts can support it.