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Controlled early access

Debug the next difficult agent failure with Debrix.

We’re onboarding agent engineers in small batches so we can stay close to the failures, experiments, and verification workflows that matter. Selected engineers get their first three months of Pro free.

Bring a real failure

Early access is a working session, not a public download.

Debrix is for the point after a trace shows what happened but before you know what to change. Freeze the failed execution, test controlled branches, apply the actual production change, verify it with no exploratory overrides, and save the passing case as a regression.

A useful fit

  • Python AI agents with a reproducible failure
  • Tool, MCP, or model boundaries you can instrument
  • An existing test, assertion, or approved verdict

What stays yours

  • Your agent runtime and project command
  • Your code, prompts, tools, and external state
  • Your definition of a successful outcome

Join the next batch

Tell us what you’re debugging.

We use these answers to prioritize engineers with a concrete failure and a workflow where Debrix can be useful.

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About your agent

Which AI framework(s) are you using?

Available today

Open instrumentation and IDE skills. Gated macOS access.

The Python SDK and IDE skills are public while desktop distribution remains controlled. Instrument your existing runtime now, then use the invite-only macOS app and local MCP server for the complete Failure to verified-fix workflow.

FAQ

Before you join

Can I download the Debrix desktop app today?

There is no public desktop download yet. The macOS app is distributed in small early-access batches after the required distribution safeguards are in place.

What can I use before receiving a desktop invite?

The Python instrumentation SDK and the Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex skills are public. The local desktop app is still required to receive and investigate traces.

Who is early access for?

It is for engineers building Python AI agents who can bring a real failure, instrument the relevant boundaries, and give direct feedback on the debugging workflow.

What does the early-access offer include?

Selected engineers receive their first three months of Pro free and are onboarded in small batches so the Debrix team can stay close to their real debugging work.