A workflow automation platform that routes tasks to the right agent – human or AI. By connecting tools like Slack, Jira and Notion – Trace breaks down existing workflows, spots automation opportunities and embeds AI agents to repetitive tasks.
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4.7
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Reviewers say Trace stands out by turning rough prompts into editable, human-and-AI workflows that match how teams actually work. Users repeatedly praise the clear visual graph, easy handoffs, and ability to step in when automation needs a human, especially for ops, compliance, reporting, and cross-tool processes. Several say it feels more transparent and less rigid than Zapier, Make, n8n, or building in-house. The main complaints are familiar: more integrations, better alerts for failed runs, stronger reporting, smoother onboarding, and more control for debugging, scheduling, APIs, and versioning.
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Clean idea. I like that it doesn’t just slap AI on top but actually studies the workflow and plugs in where it matters. The Slack/Jira/Notion connection makes it feel practical, not gimmicky
Really good concept, love how it blends human + AI workflows. Curious to see how smooth it feels in practice on daily tasks. Could save a ton of repetitive work if the UX is solid
Low-key feels like the group project partner who actually does their part 😅. Love that it plugs into Slack/Notion instead of adding another tab to babysit
Sounds solid, love how it blends human and AI workflows. Curious how flexible it is with custom pipelines and edge cases. Could see this saving a ton of repetitive work if it actually nails the routing.