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Supported agents

The following agents work seamlessly with Traycer Tasks:
  • Cursor.
  • Claude Code.
  • Windsurf.
  • Augment.
  • Cline.
  • Codex.
  • Gemini.
  • KiloCode.
  • RooCode.
  • Traycer.
More agents are coming soon. If your preferred agent isn’t listed, please contact us at support@traycer.ai.

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Export options

You can also export the prompts as markdown or copy them directly:
  • Copy - Copy the prompts directly to your clipboard for immediate use with any AI coding agent. (Always available in the execute dropdown)
Execute dropdown
  • Export as markdown - Generate a clean markdown file containing your complete prompts that can be shared with any AI coding agent or used as documentation.
The “Copy” option is always available. The “Export as markdown” option can be added through the same “Additional agents” configuration section described below.

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Adding additional agents

Configure additional AI coding agents in Traycer settings:
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1. Go to Traycer settings

Click the gear-shaped icon on the top right in Traycer’s sidebar.
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2. Find Additional agents section

Scroll down below and find the “Additional agents” settings section.
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3. Click Add item

Click the “Add item” button to add a new agent configuration.
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4. Select and configure

Select the agent from the dropdown list and click “OK” to save the configuration.

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Traycer agent

Traycer can also act as an agent itself and generate code directly from your plan using its built-in file changes capability. This feature works exclusively with File implementation plans and uses a staged-style coding method where:
  • Changes are not auto-applied to your codebase.
  • All changes are staged for your review first.
  • File threads are created - one thread per file being modified.
  • All file changes are processed in parallel for faster execution.

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How it works

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File plan ready

Your File implementation plan is complete with file-level details and step-by-step instructions.
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Generate code

Click the “Generate Code With Traycer” action to let Traycer create the implementation in parallel across all files.
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Review file threads

Traycer groups proposed changes into file threads - one thread per file - so you can review impact file-by-file.
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Open diffs (unified or side‑by‑side)

View before/after comparisons with syntax highlighting. Switch between unified and side‑by‑side layouts.
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Inline edit changes

Make quick adjustments directly in the diff view before applying changes.
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Apply changes

Apply the approved changes to your project when you’re satisfied with the result.
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