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Sovara chat gives you a fast read on a recorded trace before you inspect every node by hand. It answers from the trace context and points you toward the steps that matter. Open Sovara chat from the trace side panel.

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One conversation, everywhere

Chat is unified across the project: the same conversation follows you between the main Sovara chat page, traces, Annotation, and Lessons. Ask a question in the main chat, open a trace, and it is still there — with a small separator marking that you opened that trace. In the trace side panel, click the current conversation’s title above the messages to switch to a different conversation, or click New chat when you want a clean starting point. On the main Sovara chat page, pick a conversation from the list on the left, or click New conversation at its top. When you send a message from a trace’s side panel, Sovara chat uses whichever trace is currently open on screen as the context for your question — whether you opened the chat from a trace or while reviewing a trace from Annotation, and even if the conversation started somewhere else entirely. Good first questions include:
  • What was this trace trying to do?
  • What input did the agent receive?
  • Which steps mattered most?
  • Where did the trace likely fail?
When you find a meaningful issue, use the trace view to inspect the exact node and decide whether the fix belongs in code, prompts, tools, or Lessons.