Kayba
Kayba makes AI agents self-improve from experience. It learns from your agent's execution traces to detect failures and recursively make your agent better.
Kayba at a Glance
- Pricing
- Contact for Pricing
- How you use it
- Connects to trace and error sources; sends fixes as PRs and Slack messages
- Who it's for
- Teams building AI agents
- Works with
- Sentry PostHog OpenTelemetry Slack
Kayba Key Features
- Investigates agent errors
- Proposes code fixes
- Replays failing runs
- Tracks fix performance
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