Tracecat Review 2026

Open-source SOAR for AI-native security teams — agents, workflows, and cases that security engineers own end-to-end, with an MCP catalog of security tools.

Tracecat is an open-source SOAR (security orchestration, automation, and response) platform built for AI-native security teams. Unlike legacy SOAR products that are closed boxes of low-code playbooks, Tracecat ships as a self-hostable platform (3.5k+ GitHub stars) where teams write workflows and agents in YAML/Python, manage cases, and own the entire data plane. It includes a Workspace with Workflows, Cases, Agents, Skills, Tools, Tables, Members, Variables, and Integrations, and ships with an MCP catalog of pre-built security tools (cloud findings triage, OAuth grant revocation, endpoint isolation, etc.) that agents can call. Typical use cases include automatically triaging cloud findings from Wiz/Prowler, revoking risky OAuth grants from Google Workspace or Okta, isolating compromised endpoints, and enriching alerts with threat intel before they hit a human analyst. Tracecat is offered as a free open-source self-host and a managed Cloud/Enterprise tier — pricing for the managed plan is via Book a Demo. Best for security engineering teams that want a SOAR they can extend like software and pair with LLM agents under their own control.