Monthly retainer · human-reviewed fixes
Your AI agents, watched by one.
Agents don't fail loudly — they fail quietly, at 3am, in ways that look like everything is fine. Agent Ops is the layer we run on our own production systems, offered as a retainer: an error agent that detects, de-duplicates, root-causes, and drafts the fix, with a human engineer approving every change.
Every failure across your agents is captured and fingerprinted, not emailed to you 63 times.
The agent reads the actual code at the failure and writes a diagnosis: real bug, config drift, or noise.
For real bugs it writes the fix and opens a pull request. A human engineer reviews before anything ships.
You get one plain-language digest: what broke, what was done, what needs a decision. No stack traces.
The report you actually get
No dashboards to check, no alert channel to mute. One digest, written for the owner, not the engineer:
Agent operations report — your-company Window: last 7 days 2 item(s) being handled: - [medium] Invoice-parser failed on a scanned PDF format — fix written, awaiting engineer review - [low] CRM sync retried 3x on a rate limit — detected, investigating 9 issue(s) detected and resolved without your involvement in this window. Every fix is reviewed by a human engineer before it ships.
Where it fits
Every Agentry build can include ops from day one — it's how we run our own systems.
Inherited a pile of automations nobody watches? We instrument them and take the pager.
Not sure what to automate yet? Start with the assessment; ops picks up whatever gets built.
Put your agents under watch
Monthly retainer, scoped to your stack on a 20-minute call. If we built your agents, it starts immediately; if not, instrumentation is the first week.
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