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About Agentry
Agentry gives AI coding agents production context (analytics, error logging and deploy attribution) through one HTTP API. Key features - Production debugging: agents can diagnose failures from real logs, events, users, and deploy history. - Behavior analysis: identify drop-offs, churn signals, marketing source quality, activation issues, and feature adoption. - Error monitoring: capture production errors and group them into cases your agent can investigate. - Product analytics: track user events and funnels so your agent can explain what users did. - Deploy attribution: connect regressions and behavior changes to the deploy that caused them. - Repo-aware setup: your agent inspects the codebase, plans the right telemetry, installs it, and verifies it. Agent-first API: works with Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, and other HTTP-capable coding agents. No SDK or dashboard required: the API is the product, your agent queries the data directly. Actionable fixes: agents can trace root causes, run tests, and propose code changes or pull requests based on production evidence. Use Agentry to ask: - Where are users dropping off? - Where are paying customers coming from? - What broke? - What changed? - What did users do? - Which deploy caused this? --> Ask your AI agent for anything. Supported featuresAgentsAPIMCPRun locally Key FeaturesAdvanced Analytics And ReportingAnalytics DashboardError & Diagnostic Logging
Pros
- Single API for errors, analytics, deploys
- Real-time data access
- Deep production environment understanding
- Identifies codebase elements
- Case management features
- Deploy attribution function
- Webhook support
- Able to suggest improvements
- Incident investigation capabilities
- Bugs fixing function
- Groups similar errors
- Status, frequency, affected users tracking
Cons
- No built-in dashboard
- Requires repo access
- Uses only HTTP APISuitable mainly for technical workflow
- Limited to HTTP requests
- Requires continuous interaction for updates
- Only supports plain HTTP API