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Bluebox briefs your coding agent before it builds, and investigates what breaks in production.

No credit card required. Works with your coding agent.

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Debug with a prompt.

Ask Bluebox what broke and why. It traces production signals back to the exact commit, and hands your coding agent a ready-to-act investigation.

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Fixed before you're paged.

Bluebox detects the incident, traces it to root cause, and hands your coding agent a fix plan to merge, and Bluebox verifies.

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Routines that run themselves.

Schedule it once. Bluebox runs health checks, regression sweeps, and performance reviews on autopilot, and briefs your coding agent when something needs attention.

Trusted and Open Standard

Trusted

Dynatrace powered insights

Causal AI under the hood. Not pattern-matching, not guesswork. Real root cause, every time.

GitHub native

GitHub Issues as output

Every fix lands as a GitHub Issue with all the context your agent or you needs to act. No new tools to learn.

Open standard

Built on open standards

OpenTelemetry (OTel) for observability, OpenFeature for feature flagging, OpenInference for AI tracing. Works with your existing setup, or we'll guide you through. No vendor lock-in.

Built for developers who ship with coding agents

You're moving fast. Bluebox is the missing production observability layer. It checks what your agent can't see, so you can merge with confidence.

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