Add OrcaReplay to Development Tools - #20
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Adds OrcaReplay to the Development Tools section, in alphabetical position after
bradsward/greenlight.Why here: the section is full of tools that watch MCP traffic or drive live servers (greenlight, mcpshell, ithena-cli, mcptools, mcp-chat). OrcaReplay covers a different debugging loop: it records the agent→provider traffic of a run into a local trace library and serves those traces over its own stdio MCP server (six read-only tools: list, show, checkpoints, graph, replay, compare). So a run that already happened can be inspected, diffed, and replayed offline instead of reproduced by hand — the missing "playback" step next to the live trace viewers.
- [owner/repo](url) 📇 - description(📇 for the TypeScript codebase)Disclosure: I maintain OrcaReplay.