Oodle.ai - $10 per million agent traces

Reddit r/AI_Agents 07/15/26, 07:07 AM Products

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Summary

Oodle launches Agent Observability on Hacker News, offering agent traces at $10 per million spans to help AI-native teams detect silent failures and improve reliability.

AI-native teams are shipping agentic experiences at blazing fast speeds, but reliability has not kept pace Agents fail in unpredictable ways; with silent tool errors, hallucinations and fake “I did it” messages. • Full fidelity spans are critical for detecting failures in production agents. • The silent failures need to be proactively flagged • Searches across millions of LLM spans must be fast. All of this while balancing a budget is a tough problem. To solve this, we’re excited to launch Agent Observability on Hacker News. • Agent traces at $10 per million spans • Out-of-the-box Insights - every trace, analysed • Fast search over trace transcripts - for prompts, tool calls, metadata Oodle gives AI-native teams the visibility to catch silent agent failures and improve reliability from day 1 - at ~$10 per million spans. What have your experiences been with maintaining AI in production? AI Observability is a fast-moving space, we’d love to get your take

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