Your AI has never seenhow you work.
Trace writes the process down while the work happens, and turns it into a workflow your team and your agents can both follow.
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AI is guessing, because process documentation is messy or missing.
It lives in people’s heads, a Slack thread, and a doc nobody has opened since 2023. An agent cannot read any of that, and neither can your next hire.
Your agents have never seen how your company works.
So they answer from the public internet instead of from your rules, and get your exceptions confidently wrong. You conclude the AI is not ready. The AI was never told.
Connect Trace over MCP and an assistant answers from your real steps, your real order of operations and your real exceptions, not from a plausible guess.
Onboarding depends on a few busy people.
Your most senior person is the documentation. Every hire costs a week of their time, and each one is taught a slightly different version.
Document it once while somebody does the job. Every new hire gets the same walkthrough without booking an hour of anyone’s day.
Knowledge leaves with the people who have it.
One resignation and a process your company has run for ten years becomes a guess. Nobody notices until it is already being run wrong.
Documenting a workflow takes about as long as doing it once, so it gets written down while they are still here.
Nobody can find the documentation.
So they ask in Slack, or they guess. Both cost more than writing the doc did, and the doc still goes unread the next time.
Ask Trace in plain English. It reads every workflow, screenshots included, and takes you to the exact step.
The process gets automated before it gets fixed.
Automating a broken process does not fix it. It runs the broken version faster, everywhere at once, and now the mistakes have a schedule.
Draw it first. Dead branches and duplicate approvals are obvious on a map. Document, fix, and then automate what is left.
One pass through the work. Four things you can do with it.
FIG 01
Document
Build the workflow while you work.
Click through it, talk through it, or write it out. Trace makes workflow documentation as easy as performing the job itself.
FIG 02
Visualize
See the whole process.
Steps, branches, and dead ends. Drawn, not described. Business Process Mapping allows you to see how work actually gets done.
FIG 03
Hand off
One link, one workflow, no drift.
No shadowing, no two people doing it two ways. A single source of truth that helps maintain itself.
FIG 04
Enable agents
Allow agents to follow your workflows.
Use Trace's MCP to allow agents to understand your workflows and to help optimize them.
Your team follows it. Your agents connect to it.
Document what already works
Nobody stops their day to write a doc. Walk the process once, clicking or talking or typing, and the workflow writes itself.
See it, then fix it
A workflow you can look at is one you can argue with. Dead branches and duplicate approvals stop being invisible.
Give agents the context they were missing
Connect Trace over MCP and your assistant answers from your real steps and real exceptions instead of improvising.
The same work, before and after.
Four things that are different the week after you write it down.
Today
With Trace
Four docs exist. Three are stale, and nobody knows which.
One workflow, one link, one current version.
Onboarding means booking an hour with whoever knows.
A new hire follows the same walkthrough, unaccompanied.
Your assistant improvises, then gets your exceptions wrong.
Your assistant reads the real steps over MCP.
Fixing the process starts with working out how it runs.
The map already shows the dead branches and the duplicates.
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