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Operate Tracebag with the boundaries visible.

Prepare applications deliberately, start Tracebag for an investigation, and preserve the evidence needed to explain it.

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Prepare a target, configure the host once, and start a debugging session.

Generate bounded problems and follow an evidence-first investigation.

Environment variables, limits, storage, authentication, and runtime runners.

Discovery, log persistence, .NET sockets, runtime versions, and gated operations.

Cookie login, CSRF tokens, and authenticated requests from scripts.

Checkpointing, parsing, cursor pagination, live tail, and retention behavior.

Live .NET metrics, presets, durable recordings, charts, and exports.

Stack snapshots, traces, dumps, runners, artifact integrity, and safety limits.

Guided captures, timelines, notes, evidence, and portable Tracebag exports.

Stack groups, trace hot paths, correlations, confidence, and limitations.

Session lifecycle, resident mode, upgrade, backup, retention, and recovery.

Docker access, exposure controls, sensitive evidence, and reporting.

Trust boundaries, components, data model, and long-term direction.