Agent Runtime ReliabilityOperated by Reality Contact, LLC

Production reliability for agent runtimes

Reconstruct one failed agent run, then implement the recovery path as a tested procedure.

Send a non-sensitive description first. If the case fits, secure intake produces a free causal trace and tested recommendation. The fixed retrofit adds durable state, compatibility tests, retries, alerts, replay, and an accepted recovery suite.

Free failed-run reconstructionSee the paid continuation
Example result

Failed run 04: causal recovery path

timeline
  1. Expected trigger02:15 UTC / no receiptThe schedule exists, but the runtime recorded no delivery.
  2. Recovered triggerReplay key run-04One stable key prevents the replay from creating a second run.
  3. Tool effectDraft created / submit absentThe downstream record separates completed and unperformed work.
  4. DispositionReplay from checkpoint 2The operator approves the tested recovery path.
Example values show the reconstruction format. Customer findings come only from the supplied runtime record and verified tests.

A demo run does not explain why a scheduled unattended run failed.

Agent workflows cross schedules, model calls, tool schemas, credentials, CI, workers, and downstream systems. A failure can leave each layer looking locally healthy while the intended work never completes or completes twice.

Recovery remains unsafe when the record cannot show the last durable state and external effects. An engineer then has to infer whether to retry, restart, compensate, or leave the workflow alone.

The free reconstruction produces a trace and documented recovery decision for one failure.

After secure intake, the reconstruction connects the expected trigger, runtime state, tool attempts, CI feedback, downstream identifiers, and visible output. Missing evidence stays marked as uncertainty.

The paid retrofit implements controls for the confirmed gaps and delivers eight scenario receipts, deployment and rollback records, alerts, recovery commands, and an operator runbook.

What comes back from the record

A finished causal trace identifies the trigger, runtime state, tool boundary, missing control, recoverable checkpoint, and one tested recommendation for the supplied failure.

Turnaround: The reconstruction arrives within two business days after a runnable test case and readable failure record are received.

Reconstruct, define the suite, retrofit, and accept

  1. Reconstruct the run

    The free record identifies the trigger, last durable checkpoint, tool effects, missing controls, and one tested recovery recommendation.

  2. Confirm eight failures

    You approve the workflows, integrations, side-effect rules, permission boundaries, and eight cases the staging runtime must pass.

  3. Install the controls

    Durable state, schema checks, idempotency, retries, progress, health checks, alerts, replay, CI feedback, and incident records are implemented.

  4. Control the release

    You review every scenario and receipt, retain all production credentials, and decide whether to move the affected workflows.

There is already a market for this work.

The links below show existing providers and public reports from people who have dealt with the same problem. A source supports only the statement printed beside it.

SourceTrigger.dev publishes paid plans for durable scheduled tasks with logs, dashboards, alert destinations, version control, and rollback support.SourceThe AWS Well-Architected reliability guidance calls for monitoring failures, automated recovery, tested recovery processes, playbooks, post-incident analysis, and regular resilience tests.ProviderTrigger.dev Pro: $50 per month, with included credits and published usage charges for compute and run invocations.ProviderInngest Pro: Starting at $99 per month, including one million executions, tracing, metrics, alerts, and seven-day trace retention.

Why the check is free

The reconstruction is free because Reality Contact, LLC is measuring which production agent failures recur and whether a verified recovery path gives operators enough evidence to commission the complete retrofit.

Free failed-run reconstruction

A finished causal trace identifies the trigger, runtime state, tool boundary, missing control, recoverable checkpoint, and one tested recommendation for the supplied failure. The reconstruction arrives within two business days after a runnable test case and readable failure record are received.

Do not send private links or files through this form. If the service fits, a person will reply with a secure intake method and written deletion terms before you share private material.

Operated by Reality Contact, LLC. The fixed price is in United States dollars, and the refund condition appears beside the paid retrofit. This is software implementation and technical verification; it does not replace the buyer's security, privacy, legal, compliance, or production-readiness review. We do not promise continuous availability, error-free execution, complete incident causation, safe behavior outside the accepted scenarios, or recovery from every possible failure.

Questions before you send anything

What do I send?

Do not send private links, files, credentials, logs, or sensitive documents through the public form. A person will provide a secure intake method and written deletion terms before private transfer.

What comes back for free?

A finished causal trace identifies the trigger, runtime state, tool boundary, missing control, recoverable checkpoint, and one tested recommendation for the supplied failure. The reconstruction arrives within two business days after a runnable test case and readable failure record are received.

Where does the service stop?

Reality Contact, LLC implements and verifies bounded runtime changes but does not certify security or availability, approve credentials, authorize consequential actions, or operate the service indefinitely. The buyer approves boundaries and scenarios, controls every production credential and release, and moves workflows only after reviewing the evidence. This is software implementation and technical verification; it does not replace the buyer's security, privacy, legal, compliance, or production-readiness review.

Do you need production credentials in the public form?

No. Send only a non-sensitive description. Private repositories, logs, credentials, and traces wait for a secure intake method and written deletion terms.

Does the retrofit include new agent features?

No. The fixed package hardens no more than six existing workflows and eight existing tool or service boundaries against the written failure suite.

Does passing the suite promise continuous availability?

No. The receipts establish tested behavior for named cases and versions, while the buyer retains production, security, permission, and continuing operations authority.

Free failed-run reconstruction

A finished causal trace identifies the trigger, runtime state, tool boundary, missing control, recoverable checkpoint, and one tested recommendation for the supplied failure. The reconstruction arrives within two business days after a runnable test case and readable failure record are received.

Do not send private links or files through this form. If the service fits, a person will reply with a secure intake method and written deletion terms before you share private material.

Operated by Reality Contact, LLC. The fixed price is in United States dollars, and the refund condition appears beside the paid retrofit. This is software implementation and technical verification; it does not replace the buyer's security, privacy, legal, compliance, or production-readiness review. We do not promise continuous availability, error-free execution, complete incident causation, safe behavior outside the accepted scenarios, or recovery from every possible failure.

Operated by Reality Contact, LLC.

The customer approves every production credential, permission boundary, recovery action, and release.

Refund conditions appear beside the retrofit price.

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