You can use Papaya to inspect production traces and code from your AI agents to fix quality issues, reduce latency, and lower running costs. The software monitors execution paths, identifies context bloat, catches broken tool schemas, and flags excessive retry loops across thousands of runs. It ranks every detected issue by its expected financial and performance impact, then suggests actionable fixes directly via Slack notifications or opened GitHub pull requests, allowing your engineering team to approve code updates without manual trace debugging.
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