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Find out how your AI agent fails. Before your users do.

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  • Bryan Lee[maker]· 9h ago

    Hi, I'm Bryan, one of the founders of three.dev. three.dev is for developers with an AI feature in production. Paste one prompt into Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex, and it routes your LLM calls through our proxy. You keep your AI SDK. three.dev scores each request in the background and groups the failures into named failure modes, ranked by severity. Then your coding agent pulls the top one over MCP and fixes it. I'd love to hear where setup breaks for your stack.

Most teams find out how their AI agent fails from their users. three.dev shows you first. Point your existing AI SDK at one base URL, or paste one prompt into Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex. three.dev scores your live traffic in the background, with no added latency, and groups the failures into named failure modes ranked by severity. Hand the top one to your coding agent over MCP, ship the fix, and compare the release before and after.

More AI tools →74 free dev tools →

  • Detect and fix agent failures in live traffic
  • Score every conversation in real‑time
  • Group issues into root‑cause failure modes
  • Coding agent suggests and applies fixes
  • Compare before‑and‑after traffic slices

three.dev scores live AI agent traffic, groups failures into modes, and helps coding agents fix them.

for
Teams building production AI agents who need to detect and remediate failures.
pricing
freemium
license
MIT
round3ai/skills 1 0Shellupdated 4 days ago
works withOpenAIAnthropicGeminiAzure OpenAIClaude CodeCursorCodexMCP server

Key features

7 features of three.dev
  • Live traffic scoring — Scores every production request in real-time with no added latency.
  • Failure mode grouping — Aggregates similar issues into named failure modes ranked by severity.
  • Evidence-backed issues — Each failure includes the exact line or prompt that caused it.
  • Coding-agent integration (MCP) — Your coding agent can query failure modes and apply fixes automatically.
  • Before/after comparison — Compare metrics across two traffic slices to see impact of a fix.
  • Chat interface — Ask natural-language questions about traffic and get links to underlying requests.
  • Replay & experiment — Test new versions on recorded traffic before releasing to users.

Use cases

  • Detect policy drift like wrong refund windows in a support chatbot.
  • Identify and fix language-specific failures such as ignored non-English requests.
  • Validate new prompt versions on recorded traffic before a full rollout.

three.dev pricing

  • Free$0/month~50k requests/month · 1 GB data · 30 days history · Unlimited seats
  • Starter$79/month~250k requests/month · 5 GB data (+$3/GB) · 90 days history · Unlimited seats
  • Pro$249/month~1 M requests/month · 20 GB data (+$2/GB) · 180 days history · Unlimited seats

three.dev vs alternatives

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Best forLive failure detection & automated fixes for AI agentsLLM observability & analyticsLive vulnerability detectionManaged AI agent backendMCP contract analysis
PricingFreemiumSubscriptionFreeFreeFree
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LaunchedNov 2026Jan 2023Jun 2026Feb 2026Feb 2026

three.dev FAQ

What counts as processed data?+

All request and response tokens sent through three.dev; a 5k-token request is about 20 KB.

What counts as a scored request?+

Any request that three.dev evaluates; the sampling rate determines how many are scored.

What happens when I reach a limit on the Free plan?+

Your app continues to call the AI provider; recording stops after the data limit and scoring stops after the request limit, resetting each month.

How does the launch offer work?+

Sign up by Nov 22, send a request within a week, and get the Starter plan free for six months; otherwise you stay on Free.

Do you charge per seat?+

No, all plans include unlimited seats.

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