tracevox-ai
TraceVox Research CLI and compute runner. TraceVox is a visual, reproducible research environment for studying intelligent agents — reinforcement learning, trustworthy AI, multimodal agents, adversarial robustness. Observable · Reproducible · Adversarial.
The browser is the research control and visualization layer; this package is the compute layer: it executes typed research jobs (train / evaluate / sweep / export) on your own hardware — laptop, workstation, lab GPU server, or cluster node — and streams evidence to a TraceVox control plane (hosted, institution-hosted, or fully local/offline).
pip install "tracevox-ai[rl]" # CLI + runner + local environment + RL deps
tracevox local start # COMPLETE local research environment:
# backend + storage + UI — offline, NO account
tracevox doctor # readable environment health report
tracevox connect --code <code> # pair with a TraceVox control plane
tracevox runner start # accept typed research jobs
Three usage modes, never confused: TraceVox Cloud (hosted control plane,
account required — experiments still run on your compute), Local/Offline
(tracevox local start — no account, no cloud, data never leaves your
machine), Explore Published Research (tracevox.ai/research — no account,
no install).
Headless/HPC use needs no browser:
tracevox experiment run experiment.json
tracevox experiment export --experiment-id exp_…
tracevox experiment reproduce --experiment-id exp_… # new lineage, original untouched
Security model: the runner connects outbound-only (no inbound ports), pairing codes are one-time and short-lived, runner tokens are hashed at rest and revocable, and jobs are typed research requests validated locally against registered environments/algorithms — there is no arbitrary-command job, so a TraceVox server can never execute arbitrary code on your machine.
Explore published research without installing anything: https://tracevox.ai/research — machine-readable docs at https://tracevox.ai/llms.txt.
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