Trace. Experiment. Test. Evaluate. Improve. Monitor. Run again.
You test by hand. You browse traces to find where the agent went off task, where a tool call failed, where the answer quietly got worse.
Then you change a prompt, a model, a tool. Everything underneath moved too, so there is nothing left to compare against. And once the change ships, nothing keeps measuring whether it still works, or whether it actually got better.
RunAgain closes that gap. Trace what happened, evaluate what changed, replay it exactly as it ran so the two are comparable, turn every issue into a test, improve the agent automatically, and measure it against your goals and real conversions.
You build the agent.
We build the loop around it.
Every agent run, production or local, streams into RunAgain as a structured trace: every step, prompt, tool call, token and millisecond. Search across runs, diff any two, and replay the weird ones.
RunAgain watches your traces and drafts the boring parts automatically: tests from real runs, mocks from recorded tool calls, eval suites from failure patterns. You review each suggestion and approve.
12 production runs looped on duplicate refund requests. Drafted a regression test from run c9e0 with mocked stripe.refund.
Answers started citing docs that weren't retrieved. Drafted a judge prompt scoring answer-to-context faithfulness on every run.
search API is flaky (7% timeouts) and paid. Recorded 214 real responses so tests and experiments replay them for free.
Failed evals, tool errors and drift post to your channel as digests, with drafted tests and fixes ready to review.
Run agents against tool responses simulated from previous runs: deterministic, fast, and no burned API credits.
LLM-as-judge, rubrics, assertions, trajectory scoring, pairwise diffs, dataset regression, human review, or bring your own.
Tests, mocks and eval suites drafted from your real traces. You review and approve.
Get paged when quality, cost or latency drifts from baseline, before customers churn over bad behaviour.
RunAgain ships as an MCP server: run experiments, tune evals and approve suggestions straight from Claude, and export your best runs as fine-tuning datasets.