Solutions · VP Engineering
Your pilots work in the demo. Then they die in production.
88% never ship. The ones that do fail quietly — a run drifts, a budget blows, a tool times out — and a customer tells you before your dashboard does. Alpha makes every run visible before it burns you.
The problem
Here's what's actually breaking.
Agents fail in ways logs don't capture — a drifted context, a truncated tool call — and no one sees it until it's a support ticket.
You can see requests and responses, but not which runs are degrading, overrunning, or quietly costing more each week.
Your first agents work; scaling past a handful breaks because control was never built in.
How Alpha maps
The layer, pointed straight at it.
See every run.
Cost, latency, tokens, tool calls, and outcome on every run — tied to the agent and the owner, in one place.
Catch failure and drift.
Flag runs that failed silently, drifted from expected behavior, or blew their budget — before your customers do.
Ship past the wall.
Budgets, routing, and policy are part of the platform, so the fifth agent is as controlled as the first.
Drop-in via a baseURL switch — no re-architecture, works with your existing stack.
Capabilities
What you get to see and control
Full run tracing
Cost, tokens, and latency on every call — grouped into workflows and sessions across multi-step agents.
Guardrails
PII detection/redaction, prompt-injection, and toxicity checks on inputs and outputs, inline.
Experiments & shadow tests
Try a prompt, model, or route change against real traffic before it ships.
Drop-in gateway
OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible. Point your baseURL at Alpha, use a provider:model name — no re-architecture.
GitOps CLI
Declare agents in alpha.yaml and `alpha register` — each gets its own endpoint and keys, with drift detection.
Budgets & rate limits
Per-agent caps and rate limits stop a runaway loop before it becomes an incident.
See exactly what your agents cost — before your next invoice does.
Free, no signup, three minutes. Then decide whether you want to keep flying blind.