DevTrace: know what breaks before it breaks.
The problem
Libraries like Next.js, React and Stripe release new versions constantly, with renames, removals and breaking changes. The one change that affects your code is usually buried in long release notes that nobody has time to read, so teams find out only when something breaks in production.
What DevTrace does
You give DevTrace a library and your GitHub repo. It then works on its own, round after round:
1. Decides the most useful question to investigate next.
2. Searches the live web for release notes, docs and migration guides.
3. Remembers every page it reads, permanently.
4. Updates a short, up-to-date list of what changed, what could break, its key facts, and what it still needs to find out. It corrects beliefs that newer evidence proves wrong.
5. Checks your code and lists the files and exact lines that use the changed APIs.
6. Repeats, moving on to a new open question.
