Understand what your AI is actually doing.

Most teams running AI can't answer basic questions about it: where the tokens go, which prompts and tools actually work, how the team really uses it. The data with the answers is huge, and most of it is never collected. Hyperparam captures it into storage you own and reads millions of rows straight from your bucket, so you can see where AI earns its tokens and why it fails.

You can't improve what you can't see.

The data that would answer these questions, every prompt, every tool call, every session, is scattered across laptops and services and mostly thrown away. Hyperparam records the actual traffic, so the questions you can't answer today become queries.

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    Where is the spend going?Token cost broken down by developer, repo, and workflow, from real sessions instead of a single line on a bill.
  • 02
    Which prompts and tools work?Which ones succeed, and which quietly loop and burn context, so you can cut what isn't working.
  • 03
    How is the team using AI?Patterns across every agent and developer at once, not a survey and not one machine.
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    How do you make it better?The exact changes to feed back into the prompts and skills, so the whole org improves week over week instead of paying more next quarter to repeat the same mistakes.

The answers are in the logs. Your tools can't read them.

For decades the data we stored was rows and columns you analyze by aggregation, and a whole industry grew up around it: Postgres, Snowflake, Tableau, dashboards. AI logs are not that. Open one and you find a couple of structured columns and then one enormous text column where every cell is a whole agent conversation, a reasoning trace, a source file, and there are millions of them.

SQL>find the sessions where the human was frustrated
ERROR: no such function

SQL can count the rows. It cannot read them. Understanding AI logs needs infrastructure that both scales with the volume and reads the text the way a person would. That is what Hyperparam is built for.

Hyperparam searches your logs by keyword, by meaning, and with SQL, and can run a language model over the rows that match. It all runs in your browser, straight against the files in your bucket, reading only the bytes each query needs.

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Cursor / Copilot
Codex / agent SDKs
MCP servers
Production APIs
AI gateway
Collect
HypAware
Store
HypStore
in your bucket
Analyze
Hyperparam
Your knowledge base

Surface a failure pattern in Hyperparam, edit the prompt or skill in your repo, and the next week's traces measure whether it worked.

You can't read logs you never captured.

Answering those questions takes two things most teams are missing: the raw logs, and a way to read them at scale. HypAware captures every model call as it happens, and Hyperparam reads straight from where they land, so you go from collecting nothing to querying millions of sessions with no pipeline to run in between.

Collect

HypAware

Capture every call your AI makes.

A lightweight collector you roll out to engineering laptops, run alongside production services, or place in front of OpenAI, Anthropic, or your own gateway. Every model call it sees is written as a row into open table files in storage you control.

Analyze

Hyperparam

Explore millions of traces with nothing to run.

No cluster to stand up, no SQL endpoint, no ingestion pipeline. Point Hyperparam at your bucket and filter, search, and cluster millions of traces interactively, right in the browser. Your credentials and your data never leave it; only the byte ranges a query needs are pulled over HTTPS.

Explore. Surface. Improve.

2.3M traces, loaded in under a minute — filtered, clustered, and annotated with AI assistance. No login required.

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