Building a listed tool

Patrick Wendell

Member, MLflow Technical Steering Committee, named behind the MLflow Tracing listing on Anchor Terminal.

Member, MLflow Technical Steering Committee

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What Patrick builds

  • MLflow Tracing C · Agent observability & evals

    Open-source tracing, evaluation and prompt management for LLM applications and agents, part of MLflow, a Linux Foundation project. Owners run the server themselves, and agents read and annotate traces through an experimental MCP server or the mlflow traces CLI.

    Member, MLflow Technical Steering Committee, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

Works with

  • Matei Zaharia Creator of MLflow and member of its Technical Steering Committee; co-founder and CTO, Databricks
  • Reynold Xin Member, MLflow Technical Steering Committee

Questions

Who is Patrick Wendell?

Patrick Wendell is member at MLflow Technical Steering Committee.

What does MLflow Project (LF Projects, LLC) make?

Anchor Terminal lists MLflow Tracing from MLflow Project (LF Projects, LLC). Open-source tracing, evaluation and prompt management for LLM applications and agents, part of MLflow, a Linux Foundation project. Owners run the server themselves, and agents read and annotate traces through an experimental MCP server or the mlflow traces CLI.

How are Patrick's tools graded?

MLflow Tracing is graded C, 61.5 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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