Traces View#
The Traces view displays all captured LLM requests for a project, giving you a searchable, sortable list of every interaction.
Overview#
Each row in the Traces table represents a single LLM request (or a group of related requests if they share a trace ID).
Table Columns#
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Time | When the request was made |
| Model | The LLM model used (e.g., gpt-4o-mini, claude-3-sonnet) |
| Duration | Total request latency |
| Tokens | Input and output token counts |
| Cost | Estimated cost based on model pricing |
| Status | Success or error indicator |
| Labels | Custom labels from X-Loop-Custom-Label headers |
Customizing Columns#
Right-click the column header to:
- Show/hide columns — Toggle visibility
- Resize columns — Drag column borders
- Reorder columns — Drag column headers
Filtering Traces#
Use the filter bar above the table to narrow down traces:
Quick Filters#
| Filter | Example |
|---|---|
| Model | model:gpt-4o |
| Status | status:error |
| Date range | Use the date picker |
| Labels | label:experiment-a |
Text Search#
Type any text to search across:
- Prompt content
- Response content
- Model names
- Labels
Sorting#
Click any column header to sort:
- Single click — Sort ascending
- Double click — Sort descending
- Third click — Remove sort
Trace Actions#
Right-click a trace to:
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Copy Trace ID | Copy the trace identifier to clipboard |
| Copy Prompt | Copy the full prompt text |
| Copy Response | Copy the LLM response |
| Export | Save traces as JSON |
Refreshing Data#
Traces update automatically as new requests arrive. You can also click the / icons to pause or resume updates.
Next Steps#
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Inspect Details
Dive deep into individual traces and spans.
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Aggregate Metrics
See trends across all your traces.