New on the Traycer blog: how we use an ensemble of LLMs—Sonnet‐4.5 for planning, GPT‐5.1 for review, Grok 4.1 Fast + parallel.ai for fast context—to act as the outer-loop agent around your codegen tools. The sum > the parts. 👇 https://lnkd.in/gbCPAnqT
Traycer
Software Development
An AI-powered coding assistant that plans, implements, and reviews every change 🚀
About us
An AI-powered coding assistant that plans, implements, and reviews every change. Traycer Tasks simplify complex changes by planning large refactors and making precise edits across multiple files. Traycer Reviews provide incremental feedback to catch and fix bugs in real-time.
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https://traycer.ai
External link for Traycer
- Industry
- Software Development
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- San Francisco
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2024
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Updates
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Custom CLI Agents ⚡ You can now define custom shell scripts to execute Traycer's plans in any CLI-based agent with command-line arguments tailored to your needs. Other QoL updates: 📤 Proposed Phases can now be exported, making it easier to share and save the phases on the filesystem. 🔁 Re-Review button added, quickly trigger incremental reviews instead of starting from scratch.
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Introducing YOLO Mode 🟢 Automate planning → coding → verification across phases with zero hand-holding. Set handoffs, pick agents, press run. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gDeq4KPz
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Build with intent, ship with confidence. Traycer turns goals into specs, plans, and verification so agents implement the right thing. Read the post: https://lnkd.in/gJf3-WV3
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🚀 We’re live on Product Hunt! Traycer brings Spec-Driven Development to AI coding — helping you plan, verify, and orchestrate agents for production-ready work. Join us on Product Hunt, share your thoughts, and help shape the future of AI coding. 👉 https://lnkd.in/gKfDhu9A
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We’re just getting started 😎 Honored to see Traycer repping the “Planning & Architecture” layer in a16z’s AI software dev map. AI code is fast, and AI planning makes it deliberate.
Investing in Infra & AI at a16z. Previously CTO @ Intel & VMware, CEO @ Big Switch, 2x Founder.
🚨New Content: The Trillion Dollar AI Software Development Stack It will generate massive value, spawn hundreds of start-ups and has created the fastest growing companies in history. Yoko Li and I did a deep-dive on market, start-ups and the evolving stack. Consider this: - There are 30 million developers worldwide - They add approximately $100k of value/year each - The AI dev stack can 2x their productivity The result is $3 Trillion in added value. This is roughly the GDP of France! 🇫🇷 This attracts many very smart entrepreneurs. We created a market map with some of the start-ups we have talked to and there are a many different categories where large companies are being built. We all know coding assistants (e.g. Cursor from Anysphere ), but there are many specialized niches e.g. specialized models (e.g. Relace) or AI documentation (e.g Mintlify). AI based coding will also drastically change the job of a software developer, computer science education and the entire software industry's economics. Read more in our full blog post here: https://lnkd.in/gBvJTkMN Comments/Questions are as always super appreciated!
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Introducing Traycer Pro+, built for power users, It offers 15× the capacity and faster recharge, so you can keep building without ever waiting. We’re also excited to release Traycer Docs and a Public Roadmap so you can get started faster, go deeper with Traycer’s features, see what’s coming next, and help shape the future of Traycer.
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🚀 Traycer 2.11.0 Reviews have been rebuilt into the agentic workflow, making them perfect for thorough code checks. They dive into implementation details, catch potential issues, and suggest improvements so you can merge with confidence. You can now bypass the plan and send queries straight to your agent for quick fixes, and with Git mention support you can attach diffs from uncommitted changes, branches, or specific commits when creating tasks.