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HyperProbe

HyperProbe appears in Y Combinator's company directory in the Summer 2026 batch, listed 2026-07-07. AI engineer that fixes production issues on its own.

Closest comparable: Avoca Systems — the two of them side by side.

HyperProbe

New accelerator entry · 2026-07-07 · the record

Summer 2026
batch
8
people
Early
stage
United States of America
region
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In their words

With tools like Cursor and Claude Code, writing software is no longer the bottleneck. Debugging is. Agents cannot fix production crashes using logs and traces that were sized for human eyeballs. The gap is missing data. HyperProbe allows agents to debug live software autonomously. Our SDK drops non-breaking probes straight into running services to read exact variable states from memory at the moment of failure, instead of reasoning backwards from flat logs. Zero redeploys. Under 1% CPU overhead. Automatic PII redaction. We turn 4-hour production war rooms into 10-minute automated resolutions. As agents write and operate more of the world's software, HyperProbe is the runtime observability layer that lets them understand what they built.

What the record says

BatchSummer 2026
Announced2026-07-07
StageEarly
StatusActive
Team size8
IndustryB2B
Sub-industryB2B -> Engineering, Product and Design
SectorsAIOps, Artificial Intelligence, Developer Tools, SaaS, DevOps
RegionsUnited States of America, America / Canada, Remote, Partly Remote
BasedSan Francisco, CA, USA
HiringNo
Sitehttps://hyperprobe.co

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