Collect, Store, Analyze, and Act
Your coding agents leave a record. Nobody reads it.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor. Every session is a full transcript of how the work actually got done: what the agent tried, what it retried, what it wrote and threw away, which rule in CLAUDE.md it ignored. There are too many to read, and they are being deleted. HypAware reads all of them.
What you cannot see today
- Did the skill you wrote last week change anything?
- You found the problem, wrote the skill, put it behind a slash command. Whether the agent follows it, and whether the next person hit the same wall anyway, is sitting in the transcripts.
- What are the rest of the team's agents doing?
- Your sessions cannot see anyone else's. Every engineer is hitting the same problems alone, on their own laptop, and nobody can see the whole team's sessions in one place.
- How much of the work was thrown away?
- Retries, failed tool calls, tools written and abandoned, a subagent quietly running on the most expensive model. The pull request looks fine. The process behind it is the problem.
What HypAware hands back
Not a dashboard. A pass over every session your team ran, and four things at the end of it.
- Evidence. The sessions, the environment they ran in, and the prompts, skills, and CLAUDE.md in use. Every finding links to the sessions it came from.
- Findings. What happened and how many times, across the whole team. A rule the agent keeps ignoring is a finding. A tool it calls wrong every time is a finding.
- Recommendations. The root cause and the change that fixes it: a skill to write, a tool to add, a permission, an environment fix. Your agent applies it.
- Verify it stays fixed. The next pass re-checks every previous finding. Agents change, models change, skills rot. A fix that quietly stopped working gets caught.
Works with what you already run
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, Hermes, etc., through whichever interface your team uses. One install. Nothing else to instrument.