HyperProbe
Lets your AI agents debug production without redeploying
An SDK plus MCP so Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenCode can drop a read-only, non-blocking probe onto a line in a running service and capture the live variable state that logs and traces never recorded. No redeploy, no restart. Alerts from PagerDuty, Datadog or Slack. Languages: JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, Kotlin, Python, Ruby. Self-hosted / private VPC option.
What is HyperProbe?
HyperProbe is a production debugger for coding agents. After you install the SDK, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenCode can drop a read-only, non-blocking probe onto a line in a running service and capture the live variable state that logs never recorded, without a redeploy or a restart.
Key features
- Read-only, non-blocking in-process probes: snapshot live variable state at a chosen line, then the probe disappears; the site states the agent cannot write memory or execute code
- No code change and no restart to place a probe; works on a running service
- MCP plus SDK so Cursor, Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode can drive probes; languages listed: JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, Kotlin, Python, Ruby
- Alert intake from PagerDuty, Datadog or Slack, then plan → probe → capture → confirmed RCA
- Runs in your infra: managed cloud, or self-hosted / private VPC; PII redaction and approval gates described on the site
- Immutable audit trail of every probe; approval-gated until you trust it
- Pricing per service, not per engineer: Free $0 forever (1 service, unlimited probes); Most teams $99/service/mo ($79 annual, 3-service minimum); annual-contract self-hosted with RBAC
- Site claims less than 1% overhead at 3,000 RPS and zero thread pause (vendor claim)
Who it's for
- A backend team whose production failures do not reproduce locally and whose logs never captured the value that explains the failure
- An on-call rotation that currently adds a log line, redeploys, and waits for the next occurrence
- A team already using Claude Code, Codex or Cursor that wants those agents to inspect staging or prod under a read-only gate
- Silent failures: HTTP 200 with the wrong body, swallowed exceptions, race conditions, third-party contract drift
When not to use it
Not a log aggregator, APM, or a replacement for tests. Skip it if you have no running service to probe, if you need the agent to mutate production (probes are read-only by design), or if a $99/service paid plan with a 3-service minimum is the wrong stage. Putting any in-process agent into prod still needs a security review.
FAQ
How much does HyperProbe cost?
Free forever for 1 service on managed cloud, unlimited probes and captures. Most teams: $99 per service per month, or $79 billed annually, with a 3-service minimum. Self-hosted or private VPC is annual-contract with RBAC, approval gates and custom PII rules. Source: hyperprobe.co pricing.
Can the agent change production memory or run code?
The site states probes are read-only and non-blocking, the agent cannot write memory or execute code, every probe is logged in an immutable audit trail, and probes stay approval-gated until you trust them.
Do I have to redeploy to place a probe?
No. The homepage pitch is no code change and no restart. You add the SDK once; later probes are virtual breakpoints on the running service.
Which languages and agents are supported?
JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, Kotlin, Python and Ruby, working with Cursor, Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode, per the homepage.
How fast is root cause, really?
The site claims 3 to 4 hours down to under 10 minutes and 3 to 4 redeploys down to 0. A PH launch comment cites a user closing a payments issue in 9.5 minutes vs 4 hours. Those are vendor and user claims, not independent measurements.
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