Stop fixing agents
by hand.
Something's off... so you dig through traces, prompt Claude Code, ship a fix, and hope. Kayba runs that loop for you, and tracks how every fix performs.
Every error becomes a reviewable fix.
An error shows up in PostHog, Sentry, wherever. Kayba reads the trace, the bug report, and your agent code, proposes a fix, scores how likely it is to actually help, and tracks how it performs after it ships.
Retry timed-out tool calls instead of failing the run
When a tool call timed out, the agent stopped the whole run instead of retrying. Kayba's patch retries the call and adds a test so the fix sticks. Confidence it improves the agent: 0.84.
Stop fixing. Start reviewing.
Connect Kayba once. After that, every error gets investigated, fixed, scored, and tracked over time.
Two minutes to set up
Point Kayba at wherever your traces and errors already live: Sentry, PostHog, OpenTelemetry. Then it just listens.
Kayba investigates and writes the fix
When an error lands, Kayba pulls out all the context (the trace, the error, the code), replays the failing run to isolate the broken step, and proposes the smallest fix. Every fix is scored on how likely it is to improve the agent, grounded in your own failure patterns.
You review and ship
Every fix lands as a PR and a Slack message: the error, the trace behind it, and the proposed change all in one place. Chat with Kayba to dig into the why, then make the call: merge it, send it back for another pass, or finish it yourself.
Kayba tracks how the fix performs
Did the fix actually help? Kayba measures every shipped fix against evals built from your real failure patterns, flags regressions, and shows you how each one has performed over time.