Your AI agents break. We find out why and fix it.

We watch every agent run, find the failures that keep happening, and turn each one into a fix you can review. A code patch, a guardrail, better context. You decide what ships.

YOUR AGENT
✓ booking ok
✗ wrong cabin
↻ retry payment
✓ refund ok
✗ timeout
Failure clusters seen this week →#12 CABIN CLASS MISMATCH · 47#8 DROPPED SUB-TASK · 23#3 PAYMENT RETRY LOOP · 19#15 WRONG REFUND AMOUNT · 14#6 TIMEOUT ON LOOKUP · 31#21 BAGGAGE TAG NOT PROPAGATED · 9#12 CABIN CLASS MISMATCH · 47#8 DROPPED SUB-TASK · 23#3 PAYMENT RETRY LOOP · 19#15 WRONG REFUND AMOUNT · 14#6 TIMEOUT ON LOOKUP · 31#21 BAGGAGE TAG NOT PROPAGATED · 9
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Why DeepProbe

You know your agent failed. But you have no way to learn from it and make the next run better.

We find why they break and turn the repeating patterns into fixes you control.

Failures stay invisible

Your agent books the wrong flight. You find out from a customer complaint three days later. By then it has happened 40 more times.

Same bugs, new disguises

The same failure keeps showing up in different runs. Wrong constraints, missed steps, bad tool calls. Each one looks unique until you group them.

Manual review doesn't scale

Reading traces works at 10 runs a day. At 10,000 it is impossible. You need something that watches every run automatically.

Auto-fixes are risky

When your agent handles real customers and real money, you cannot let a black box quietly retune it. Engineers need to approve every change.

How it works

From failure pattern to shipped fix. You control the whole thing.

Ingest

Connect your traces

SDK, API, or log export. Any framework, any model.

Cluster

Group by root cause

Not just "it broke." Exactly what failed, how often, and why.

Propose

One fix per cluster

A code patch or a runtime guardrail. Annotated so you can review it.

Ship

You approve, we measure

Nothing goes live without your sign-off. We track if the fix actually worked.

Continuous

Running agents in production?