
HyperProbe
Runtime state capture for human and agent-assisted service debugging.
Information checked: Sep 12, 2026 ·View sources
Tool details
- Type
- Developer workflows
- Platforms
- Not verified
- Free plan
- Yes
- Open source
- Not verified
- Bring your own key
- Not verified
- Local models
- Not verified

Overview
Best for
- Teams debugging running backend services
- Coding agents that need runtime evidence
Strengths
- Can obtain runtime values that existing logs did not record.
- Makes the same debugging evidence available through editor and agent workflows.
Limitations & trade-offs
- Projects where adding a service SDK is not possible
- Users needing private hosting on the free tier
- Initial service instrumentation and deployment are required.
- Professional pricing has a three-service minimum; private deployment is an enterprise option.
Get started
Pricing & usage limits
Official pricingFree tier · From $297
One service on managed cloud with unlimited probes and captures.
Minimum three services. $79 per service/month with annual billing; includes 30-day capture history and a shared workspace.
Self-hosting or private VPC, RBAC, approvals, and PII redaction options.
Pricing checked: Sep 12, 2026 · Subscription, usage limits, and model costs may be billed separately.
Features & details
Runtime evidence
- Read-only probes capture variables and stack context
- JavaScript/TypeScript, Java/Kotlin, Python, and Ruby support
- No redeploy for subsequent probes after SDK setup
Developer and agent access
- VS Code extension
- MCP access for tools such as Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor
- Shared capture workflows on team plans
Capture the value that the logs missed
HyperProbe addresses a specific debugging problem: a request took an unexpected branch, but existing logs do not show the value that caused it. A read-only probe can capture state when execution reaches a selected line without stopping the process.
This is most useful after narrowing the investigation to a service and code path. A probe will not return a useful capture if the affected request never reaches its location.
Get your first useful capture
- Follow the quickstart to create a service and install the editor integration and appropriate SDK.
- Initialize the SDK as directed and deploy the instrumented service with source and build metadata that match the running version.
- Place a probe on an executable line near the suspected condition, then exercise that request path.
- Inspect the captured variables and stack, or let your configured MCP client use that evidence to investigate the cause.
Separate setup from subsequent debugging
The no-redeploy workflow applies after instrumentation is in place. For a first trial, use a staging service and a reproducible request, then decide which captured fields are appropriate for your production environment. Free managed-cloud operation and enterprise private deployment have different data boundaries; choose the deployment that matches your requirements.
Model support & data privacy
Privacy & data handling
The free plan uses managed cloud. Captures can contain runtime data; review field handling and retention. Private deployment and PII redaction are listed as enterprise options.
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