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Choose the integration closest to where your agent already runs.

Agent harnesses

Install hooks for supported coding and autonomous agent CLIs.

Custom agents

Instrument traces to find failures in custom agents, then contact us to add prevention to your runtime.

Local dashboard

Review local projects, sessions, policy activity, and offline audits.

Failproof AI CLI

Configure local capture, hooks, policies, audits, delivery, and machine state.

Failproof Cloud CLI

Query and administer Cloud sessions, audits, issues, alerts, keys, users, and settings.

Evaluator SDK

Score complete or inactive sessions with a FastAPI service.

Custom policies

Author and test workflow-specific allow, instruct, and deny decisions.

Self-hosting

Deploy the Cloud control plane on a customer-managed Kubernetes cluster.
The generated HTTP API reference covers the public /v1 surface. Hand-written pages explain workflows that span multiple endpoints or use administrative interfaces outside that public surface.

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Connect an agent and verify data

  1. Open Administration → Keys, create a key with events:add and policies:pull, and copy the secret.
  2. Configure the integration using the matching page above.
  3. Open Observe → Events to confirm events arrive, then Observe → Sessions to confirm they form complete runs.
  4. Filter to the integration’s environment and inspect one session for the model, tool, error, and policy fields needed by audits.
Start with the key drawer. The selected grants determine whether the machine can send events and receive Cloud-managed policies.The new API key drawer used to grant event ingestion and policy delivery permissions.After connecting the integration, use the Sessions list to confirm that its events are being grouped into complete runs in the expected environment.The Sessions list used to verify that a newly connected integration is reporting complete agent runs.Open one of these sessions before considering the integration complete; the trace should contain the model, tool, error, and policy evidence your audits need.