When speaking with leaders building agents, cost is top of everyone's mind. But the real challenge isn't just knowing the spend, its understanding why:
* Can we name the exact cause of last cost spike?
* Is the top spender actually productive, or did something change?
* Can we find out within seconds, or weeks later?
* How much are we paying to resend redundant context?
Traditional invoices cant answer any of that.
We worked backwards from these questions, building cost clarity directly into @stacktrace_ai to deliver instant context and alerts because we already run alongside your agents tracking every activity.
Let’s talk if cost is on your mind too: https://t.co/5OO954ngru
Let the Muse in.
Today we’re launching @Stacktrace_ai Personal Agent Gateway: one front door for the personal agents your customers use, like Muse, Instinct and Grok Bot.
Personal agents are taking off. Muse passed 5M downloads in 22 days, and most web traffic is now agents, not people. Your customers will transact with you through these agents, over whatever’s open: your website, your APIs, your MCP servers.
Businesses can block them and lose a fast-growing channel, or let them in safely. We believe in letting them in.
But letting them in today means you can’t answer basic questions. Which agent is this? On whose behalf is it acting? Did the customer consent to that payment, or did the agent decide on its own? MCP’s OAuth flow wasn’t built for this. It assumes you’re directing your own agent. It wasn’t built for a business deciding whether to trust someone else’s.
The gateway sits in front of your agents, MCP servers and website. It verifies every agent that connects, enforces policy on what each one can do, holds payments until the customer says yes, and keeps an audit-grade record of the whole journey.
If you’re thinking about opening your business to personal agents, let’s talk.
Today, we are publicly launching Stacktrace for teams and enterprises.
When leaders or security teams roll out AI tools across the org, the question isn't whether it worked. It is, what issues exist across every agent running right now, what's their blast radius if something goes wrong, and how do you enforce guardrails consistently across the whole org?
Stacktrace gives leaders real-time answers across the fleet: issues and blast radius, a full inventory of AI components, org-wide policy enforcement, and proactive actions (instant Slack alerts today, automatic blocking coming soon).
As agents move to unattended execution with production access, the bottleneck is no longer capability, it is blind trust. Engineers want velocity, security teams want guardrails, and right now those goals are at odds. At Stacktrace we believe agent autonomy shouldn't mean giving up visibility or control
If your team's agents have ever gone off the rails while no one was watching, talk to us: [email protected]
Regarding Product: https://t.co/gcdXwMJDHZ
Intro Video: https://t.co/AWdDJbSbkh