Tool overview
HyperProbe is listed under Programming AI tools.
What is HyperProbe?
HyperProbe is a runtime data layer for AI-native software. Engineers install an SDK, place approved live breakpoints from VS Code, capture exact variable and stack state from running services without restart, redact sensitive data locally, and give coding agents evidence for root-cause analysis.
Best for
Backend and platform teams debugging unfamiliar production services with coding agents
Who is it for?
Decision note
Confirm early-access eligibility, supported runtimes, IDE roadmap, probe approval, CPU safeguards, expiry, redaction, VPC architecture, retention, agent integrations, support, security review, and future commercial terms.
Key features
Read-only live breakpoints without redeployment
Runtime snapshots with variables and stack context
Local PII redaction before data leaves the network
VS Code workflow for approved production probes
Context delivery to Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex
Support for Node, TypeScript, Java, Scala, and Kotlin
Use cases
Diagnosing production incidents
Investigating code written by other engineers or agents
Capturing missing runtime state
Reducing repeated diagnostic redeployments
Pros
- Early access is free to start
- Read-only architecture limits blast radius
- Uses live evidence instead of guessed root causes
Cons
- Currently limited to selected languages and IDEs
- In-process agents require security review
- Pricing after early access is not published
Limitations
HyperProbe can capture sensitive runtime state, affect performance, or lead an agent to an incorrect diagnosis. Teams must approve every probe, configure redaction, restrict access, monitor CPU impact and expiry, verify snapshots, test fixes, and never allow automated production modification without review.
Pricing details
Billing options
Pricing note
HyperProbe is in early access and is free to start. The official site does not publish a stable paid starting price or long-term free-plan entitlement. Commercial terms, hosted services, VPC requirements, support, and future production pricing should be confirmed directly with the company.
Supported programming languages
- Node.js
- TypeScript
- Java
- Scala
- Kotlin
Integrations
Cursor
Claude Code
OpenAI Codex
VS Code
JVM services
Node.js services




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