Storage plans, and your local sandbox in the cloud
Each plan now includes hosted evidence storage and retention, and raytrace upload logs puts a local sandbox on the hosted dashboard when you choose to.
Local sandboxes stay free and stay on your machine. When you want history you can search, or a run your team can see, you can now send one sandbox to RayTrace with a single command.
New limits on every plan
- Beta (free): 1 GB of evidences, kept for the life of the sandbox, with 1 sandbox at a time.
- Individual ($29/month): 50 GB, kept 60 days, with 5 cloud sandboxes.
- Team & Enterprise (custom): 200 GB in total, kept 90 days, with 20 sandboxes across the company.
Storage counts compressed evidences only. Your project files and a running sandbox's disk do not count.
Upload a local sandbox
npm install -g @raytrace-cli/cli@latest
raytrace upload logs --dry-run
raytrace upload logs
raytrace upload status--dry-run shows what would go and sends nothing. A real upload asks you to confirm, sends that one sandbox's evidences and nothing from your other sandboxes, and carries on where it stopped if your connection drops. The run then appears on the hosted dashboard, badged Local.
Uploaded evidence is what your machine reported, so it is kept distinct from evidence RayTrace collects independently on cloud sandboxes. Prompts and tool output can contain secrets, so check before you upload. See what leaves your machine.
What changes for existing accounts
- Beta now includes 1 sandbox, down from 3. If you already have more, they keep running. The limit applies when you create a new one.
- Destroying a Beta sandbox now deletes its traces. Before, recorded evidence stayed. If you want to keep a run, upgrade before you destroy it.
- Individual and Team & Enterprise choose at destroy. You are asked each time whether to keep a sandbox's traces, and the default is to delete them. Kept traces stay readable until your retention date and count against your storage.
Prices have not changed. Compare the plans.