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Trae Code

An AI-assisted programming tool launched on ByteDance's Trae platform. It employs a credit-based token billing system and supports integration with multiple models along with manual model selection. The tool is designed for developers, providing AI-powered coding assistance capabilities.

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Oct 10

A Bilibili content creator used Trae Code to complete the requirements for a publishing tool and consumed over 500 credits in a single day, equivalent to the total amount earned from five days of free daily check-ins

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Oct 10

Trae's credits are essentially tokens, and credit consumption depends on token volume

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Oct 10

The Trae tool defaults to auto model selection, but its selection rules are opaque and users have no control over which model is actually called

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Oct 10

Among the models manually selectable in Trae, the cheapest unit price is approximately 0.06 and the most expensive is approximately 0.20, a difference of more than threefold

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Sep 11

In an RCE target range hands-on test, the AI successfully retrieved the system version number and container information, the PHP version number, and three database records containing MD5-encrypted passwords.

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Sep 11

New users of Trae Code can receive approximately 4,000 credits upon registration.

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Sep 11

Trae Code can work in parallel with multiple models such as Trae1 and Claude to improve vulnerability coverage.

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Sep 11

Running a full asset test of medium scale consumes approximately 100 credits, while a small target only requires tens of credits.

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Sep 11

Trae Code implements an automated penetration testing workflow by importing a custom penetration testing Skill package.

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Sep 11

In a SQL injection hands-on test, the AI successfully output the database name, table names, and database version number without using automated tools such as sqlmap, identified the injection type as GET-based, and consumed approximately 57 credits.

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