Trace debugging

Find the cause of a failed test without reproducing it

Move from a failed status to the exact action, page state, and console evidence your team needs to act.

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Failure logs rarely show enough context, and reproducing the run costs time. Mechasm captures synchronized evidence so your team can inspect the exact moment a test failed or adapted and move directly to the cause.

A clear path forward

Move from testing friction to release confidence

Jump to the failing moment

Jump to specific moments using action bars and screenshot thumbnails.

Inspect the page state

Inspect the rendered page state for each step, with screenshot fallback when needed.

Share one source of truth

Review actions, screenshots, DOM state, and console output in the same execution context.

Follow the failure step by step

The trace experience is designed to turn debugging from vague guesswork into action-level inspection.

Action-level navigation

Move between exact moments in the run using synchronized timeline and screenshot navigation.

Rendered-state inspection

Review the page state around a failing or healed interaction rather than reconstructing it from logs alone.

Correlated evidence

Tie screenshots, DOM state, and console output back to the same execution window.

Move from evidence to action

Clear debugging evidence reduces the time spent reproducing failures and arguing about what happened.

Faster triage

Correlate console output with the exact action timeframe and narrow failures down faster.

Clearer self-healing review

Inspect what the agent saw when it adapted to a changed interface.

Better collaboration

Engineers and QA can review the same evidence instead of reproducing failures from scratch.

Your three-step plan

Prove it on your own workflow

Start free, use one real user journey, and decide from evidence generated against your application.

Create your first test
  1. 1. Describe a real journeyWrite the acceptance path in plain language.
  2. 2. Run it on your applicationUse the same environment and interactions your users depend on.
  3. 3. Review the evidenceInspect the run, decide what to keep, and export when you want code ownership.

Build the workflow your team needs

Add the capabilities that help your team create, run, debug, and maintain reliable tests with less friction.