Tracetoon

AI-written pull requests are mostly slop: vague, padded, and confident about tests nobody saw pass. Tracetoon writes the PR from what actually happened in your agent sessions.

Before: a developer recoils from a pull request reading 'Improves robustness and code quality. All tests pass (probably)'. After: the same developer grins and points at a short pull request reading 'What you asked. What ran. What changed.' with a comic pinned to it.

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Better PRs

The sessions behind your branch are already on your machine: Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity keep their logs. Tracetoon finds the ones that produced this branch and turns them into a redacted digest your agent writes from. You see the exact text, and approve it, before anything is posted.

Written from evidence. What you asked for, the plan you approved, the decisions you made, and every test, build and lint run with its result.
Honest about what's known. Something that wasn't captured is "not captured", not "not done".
Short and reviewable. The problem and the result first, then the reason for the approach, what was checked, and where to start reviewing.
Checked before you post. An advisory claim check marks sentences the evidence contradicts or doesn't establish.
Your words stay yours. Text you write in the PR, or edit on GitHub later, is kept on the next update.

Comics

Each PR can get a one-off comic: a joke about how the work really went, with characters and an art style made up for that PR. Comics are optional.

Install

One command installs Tracetoon for every agent on your machine.

# macOS, Linux, Git Bash
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Tingsters/tracetoon/main/install.sh | sh

# Windows PowerShell
irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Tingsters/tracetoon/main/install.ps1 | iex

Restart your agent, then in any repo with your work on a branch, ask: "Open a PR for this branch with Tracetoon."