When Production Breaks, Your AI Engineer Is Already on It.
Agent Daemon monitors your Python applications, detects recurring errors, investigates root causes, and proposes fixes through reviewable GitHub pull requests. Spend less time debugging and more time building.
Unhandled KeyError in Checkout Pipeline
File "shop/api/checkout.py", line 81, in checkout
price = PRODUCTS[item["product_id"]]["price"]
KeyError: 'price'
# Error captured by Agent Daemon monitoring hook without blocking web client.
Debugging Shouldn't Be Your Second Full-Time Job.
Modern engineering teams lose up to 30% of sprint capacity chasing transient errors, reconstructing context, and writing repetitive boilerplate patches.
Endless Error Logs
Thousands of duplicate tracebacks flood monitoring channels, burying genuine outages under deafening noise and triggering alert fatigue across on-call rotations.
Time-Consuming Investigations
Engineers spend hours context-switching, manually inspecting git blame, reproducing edge cases locally, and diagnosing dependencies instead of shipping roadmap features.
Repetitive Debugging & Manual Fixes
High-frequency regressions (missing dict keys, unhandled NoneTypes, schema mismatches) require the same tedious patch, branch, PR, and review overhead every week.
Meet Agent Daemon: Autonomous Incident Remediation
Agent Daemon acts as your 24/7 on-call AI engineer. It catches recurring exceptions, investigates root causes through read-only AST parsing, and delivers tested GitHub pull requests straight to your repo.
How it works
Four frictionless steps to autonomous error remediation on Python services.
Connect Your Application
Connect your GitHub repository. Agent Daemon opens a single reviewable PR with lightweight monitoring code. You review and merge it.
Monitor Automatically
Agent Daemon watches your application's error logs in real time. Heartbeats confirm sentinel health with zero slowdown on your app's responses.
Investigate Incidents
Repeated errors are grouped into incidents with timelines and AI-powered diagnoses, identifying the faulty file, line, and root cause hypothesis.
Review Proposed Fixes
Get a proposed GitHub pull request that you can inspect and approve. Auto mode can also merge automatically only after all your GitHub CI checks pass.
Everything High-Velocity Teams Need
Built specifically for production Python stacks (FastAPI, Flask, Django, Celery, WSGI).
Intelligent Error Detection
Automatically detect recurring application errors without manual instrumentation or complex observability agents.
Incident Grouping
Group repeated errors into meaningful incidents instead of overwhelming developers with individual logs.
AI Root Cause Analysis
Investigate repository files and available logs with Groq LLM AST reasoning to explain exact likely causes.
GitHub Pull Requests
Generate proposed code fixes through reviewable pull requests formatted strictly to your codebase style.
Multiple Automation Modes
Support Report Only, Pull Request, and Auto modes. You decide the degree of autonomy granted to the agent.
Developer Control
Allow developers to pause monitoring, manage projects, and control how much automation is permitted at all times.
AI-Powered. Developer-Controlled.
We enforce strict isolation between diagnosis and execution. Your source code remains entirely within your control.
Strict Boundaries by Design
Agent Daemon was architected from day one so that automated remediation never creates secondary outages or unvetted regressions.
See Agent Daemon in Action.
Select any stage below to inspect the real-time transition from crash to patch.
Exception Stream Captured by Lightweight Hook
When an unhandled exception or 500 status occurs, the Agent Daemon client extracts the traceback frame and signature without blocking customer requests.
Before you connect a repository
Agent Daemon talks to GitHub with a classic personal access token. Fine-grained tokens are not supported. Two things to do first:
We read your source files and error logs to diagnose problems, and Auto mode only merges fixes in private repositories. A private repository keeps your code and logs away from the public.
Show 5 quick steps ▾
- Open your repository on github.com in a browser.
- Tap or click the Settings tab of the repository (not your profile settings).
- Stay on General and scroll to the very bottom, to the Danger Zone.
- Press Change visibility, then Change to private.
- Read the warnings, type the repository name when GitHub asks, and confirm.
Generate a classic token with scopes: repo and workflow.
Show token generation steps ▾
- On GitHub press your profile picture, then Settings.
- At the bottom of the left menu open Developer settings, then Personal access tokens, then Tokens (classic).
- Press Generate new token, then Generate new token (classic).
- Name it Agent Daemon and pick how long it should last. When it expires, use Update GitHub token on your project page.
- Tick exactly two boxes:
repoandworkflow. Leave everything else unticked. - Press Generate token and copy it right away. GitHub shows it only once. Paste it into the connect form.
repo: read your code, create a branch and open pull requests. Nothing is merged unless you choose Auto mode.workflow: add a small test workflow file, so Auto mode has a check that must pass before merging.
Stop Chasing Errors. Start Shipping.
Let Agent Daemon handle the investigation while you focus on building your product.