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When a trade goes wrong, sharing the full trace with a teammate or pasting it into a post-mortem is faster than describing what happened from memory. Mortem lets you generate a public link for any trace. The link exposes the event chronology and analysis to anyone who has it — no account or login required. Open a trace at /app/traces/[id]. In the Dossier panel on the left, find the Share controls section.
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Click Share

Click the Share button. Mortem generates a unique token and creates a public URL at /share/[token].
2

Copy the link

The full public URL appears in the share controls panel. Click Copy link to copy it to your clipboard.
3

Send the link

Paste the link wherever you need it — a team chat, a GitHub issue, or a post-mortem document. The recipient can open it without logging in.

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What the public page shows

The shared page at /share/[token] displays:
  • Trace status, input summary, and trace ID
  • Metrics: event count, token total, cost estimate, and Solana transaction count
  • Cause of death — the autopsy summary and suggested fix from the analysis worker
  • Event chronology — every event in sequence, with type, status, timing, and the full JSON payload
The public page does not show agent settings, API keys, or any other workspace data.
A share link is publicly accessible with no authentication. Anyone who has the URL can read the full event payloads and analysis for that trace, including LLM prompts and tool outputs. Share links that contain sensitive strategy logic or market context carefully.
To stop a link from working, open the trace detail page and click Unshare in the share controls panel. This clears the share token immediately. Anyone who visits the old URL will see a “shared trace buried” error page.
Revoking a share link does not delete the trace or its analysis. The trace remains fully accessible to authenticated members of your workspace.

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Use cases

Team post-mortems

Share a trace link in your team’s post-mortem document so everyone can see the exact decision sequence without needing dashboard access.

Async debugging

Paste a trace link in a Slack thread or GitHub issue when asking a teammate to review a suspicious run.

Strategy review

Share an errored trace with a strategy collaborator to discuss the autopsy diagnosis and counterfactuals together.

Incident records

Archive share links in an incident log as permanent, readable records of what each bot decided during a notable trade.

Traces

Open a trace to generate or revoke its share link from the dossier panel.

Analysis

Understand what the autopsy on the shared page contains.