See what every agent sees, live
A full mirror of every connected agent’s context window, session by session, turn by turn, so you can audit exactly what a model saw when it acted, and catch drift before it matters.
- Everything your org knows, in one place
- Curated & always current
- Served to every agent
- See what every agent is working on
- Full history of every session
- Early warnings before things drift
Context in your organization — the story replays live. Click any other product to explore it.
You can't see what your AI is doing
- Agents act on context you never see. Logs let you reconstruct events, not reproduce them.
- Drift, frustration loops, and risk show up in outcomes, after the damage is done.
- "Why did the agent do that?" has no honest answer when nobody saw what it saw.
In an AI-Native org, visibility is built in
- Every connected agent's context window is mirrored live. You see exactly what the model sees.
- Sessions build a prompt-to-prompt timeline, chained together by verifiable receipts.
- Risk and tone signals fire while the session runs, so drift is caught early, not autopsied later.
This is the difference between adding AI to your organization and being AI-Native: Context is not a tool on the side — it is how the organization runs.
You cannot govern what you cannot see
Connect an agent and open its first mirrored session — the blind spot closes today.
Get Started →A new workforce brought a new blind spot. You can review a human's work and ask them why. An AI agent makes thousands of micro-decisions driven entirely by what sits in its context window — and that context is invisible in every conventional tool. Logs record what an agent did, never what it saw. Debugging AI from logs is archaeology: reconstructing a scene nobody photographed.
Aviation solved this with flight recorders. After an incident, investigators do not interview the airplane — they read the recorder. Context is that recorder for your AI workforce: the full context window of every connected agent, mirrored live, turn by turn. Not summaries, not samples — the actual working picture each model held at the moment it acted, kept alongside the session timeline.
Drift has signatures, and they are detectable. A session going wrong looks a certain way: retries stack up, tone tightens, work circles without landing. Those signatures are caught by deterministic scoring — plain rules, not another LLM guessing about the first one — and flagged while the session is still running. You intervene at minute seven, not in tomorrow's postmortem.
Why finally has an answer. Every turn is chained to a verifiable receipt, so when someone asks why the agent did that, you open the exact turn and look at what the model saw. No reconstruction, no informed guessing. The same records feed the audit trail — visibility and compliance stop being separate projects.
Observability is what makes autonomy rational. The ceiling on how much you can delegate to agents is not their intelligence — it is your ability to verify what they are doing. Trust without verification is hope. With every agent's context in view, extending autonomy stops being a leap of faith and becomes a measured decision you can defend.
What Context gives you
Context-window mirror
The live working set of every connected agent, mirrored to one place.
Session timeline
A turn-by-turn record of each session, from first prompt to final result.
Risk & tone signals
Deterministic scoring surfaces drift, frustration, and risk while the session is still running.
Turn receipts
Hash-chained, verifiable evidence connecting each prompt to what the agent did.
Operator views
Filter by agent, session, or signal; drill from an alert to the exact turn.
Governance-ready
Context records feed the same audit trail as every other org action.
Put Context to work
See what every agent sees, live.