View traces
In Adaline, each project represents an AI agent or workflow. All traces sent to Adaline are associated with a project. Navigate to the Monitor section of your project to see all traces:
Inspect a trace
Select any trace to view its details. Adaline provides two visualization modes:Trace tree
The tree view shows the hierarchical structure of all spans within the trace — making it easy to understand parent-child relationships between operations:
Waterfall view
The waterfall view shows spans as a timeline, revealing concurrency and sequential dependencies at a glance:
What each trace shows
When you select a trace, you can view:| Section | Details |
|---|---|
| Trace tree / waterfall | Hierarchical or timeline view of all spans in the trace. |
| Name | The name of the trace. |
| Started at | The timestamp when the trace started. |
| Ended at | The timestamp when the trace ended. |
| Status | Overall trace status (success, failure, unknown). |
| Total duration | End-to-end time for the complete trace. |
| Total cost | Cumulative cost of all LLM spans in the trace. |
| Total tokens | Sum of input and output tokens across all LLM spans. |
| Tags | The tags of the trace. |
| Attributes | The attributes of the trace. |
| Session ID | The session ID of the trace. |
| Reference ID | The reference ID of the trace. |
Filter traces
Use filters to narrow down traces across large volumes of data. You can filter by time range, status, duration, cost, tags, attributes, and session ID — and combine multiple filters to zero in on exactly the traces you need.
Next steps
Analyze Log Spans
Inspect individual operations within a trace.
Analyze Log Charts
View aggregated metrics and trends.