Raindrop Workshop
FreeOpen-source local debugger for AI agents
About Raindrop Workshop
Open-source agent observability and debugging tool — token-by-token trace streaming, replay, evaluation harnesses, and self-healing suggestions that propose and test fixes for production agent failures. Integrates with Claude Code via MCP. Runs locally so traces never leave the dev machine. PH launch 14 May 2026 with 139 votes; fills a real gap in the agent-dev-tooling shelf alongside Statewright and Voker.
How Raindrop Workshop compares
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