Talk to an engineer
Tell us what your agents do. We'll show you what drifted.
From a first prototype to fifty thousand runs a week, agent teams get correctness they would otherwise have to build themselves. Send an export and an engineer walks you through what we found.
Talk to an engineer
- ReplyWithin one business day
- Who answersAn engineer, not a sales rep
- Based inSan Francisco Bay Area
Tell us what you are building and we will map the shortest path to your first report.
Request access
- Emailhello@supercollective.ai
- Tell usWhat your agents do, how many runs a day, and what you would call a bad one
- You getAccess, and a redacted sample report to read first
What you get
Reliability you don't have to build.
Every team running agents in production ends up building some version of this. It is months of work that has nothing to do with the product you are shipping.
Drift, not crashes
The runs that completed cleanly, threw no error, and quietly stopped matching the ones that worked. Ranked, so the list ends.
A named cause per run
Which step broke it, what it was reasoning from at that step, and which of four levers fixes it. Evidence attached.
Replay before you ship
Test the fix against your real history rather than a test set. External writes never fire twice.
No integration to begin
Analysis runs on an export of runs you have already executed. Nothing sits in your execution path, so nothing needs a security review.
What to send
A week is enough. A month is better.
- 100 runs is enough to start. One agent, one week if you have it, redacted however you need.
- Execution history — inputs, steps, tool calls, outputs.
- Any outcome you track: retries, escalations, edits before sending, reopened tickets. These are the strongest labels in the graph.
- Redact what you need to. The trajectory structure carries most of the signal.
- Tell us which runs you believe were good. If you don't know, that's the finding.
Read the report before you send anything.
A real one, redacted and renamed: twenty runs ranked, each with a named cause, and one worked through from finding to fix.
See a sample report