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langwatch
Read LLM traces back from LangWatch with the langwatch CLI. Use when asked what an agent, prompt or model call actually did in production, when debugging a failed or slow LLM run, when looking up a trace or session by id, or when checking whether this coding session's own activity was captured.
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# LangWatch from a coding session
LangWatch stores the traces your application and your coding agent emit. The
`langwatch` CLI reads them back. Every lookup below is read-only; the one
command that writes anything is `langwatch login`, which stores credentials on
this machine.
## Check the CLI is there and signed in
```bash
langwatch --version
langwatch whoami
```