Software was built for humans.

Docs, dashboards, onboarding flows, and SDKs were all designed for a person to read, click around, and figure things out.

That is starting to change.

Coding agents are the first real sign of it. They already choose tools, read docs, write integrations, and decide which products are easiest to use. If your SDK is confusing, your docs are messy, or your examples are weak, agents will fail and move on.

We are starting there.

We help companies see how coding agents actually use their product, where they get stuck, and what to fix so their SDK becomes easier for agents to choose and use.

But this gets much bigger.

Soon it will not just be coding agents. It will be browser agents, computer use agents, support agents, and workflows where software is used more by agents than by humans. Over time, more products will become headless and agent-facing by default.

When that happens, every company will need to answer one question.

Does our product actually work for agents

We are building the layer that helps companies measure that, improve it, and win because of it.