Beaker, the autonomous AI engineer
Beaker autonomously experiments with your AI agents finding failures, testing fixes, and compounding the improvements that work.
The fastest way to improve your production agents
Point Beaker at an evaluation metric. It turns production failures into hypotheses, makes changes to your AI agent, runs experiments against your data, and scores candidates on quality, speed, and cost.
Analyze
Beaker learns from every agent failure your team investigates, grouping and tracing them to likely causes.
failures traced this week
Hypothesize
Beaker forms hypotheses about what's causing those failures and identifies changes worth testing.
Validate
Beaker runs each candidate change against your data, measuring the effect on quality, speed, and cost.
Compound
Validated improvements become the new baseline, so each round starts from what Beaker has already learned.
Track every hypothesis from failure to fix
See failure patterns, hypotheses, changes, and metric impact in one log down to the samples behind each decision. When a candidate wins, Beaker opens a pull request for your team to review and ship.
Point Beaker at code you already have
Your agent, your data, your definition of good
beaker init sets up the repo, and your coding agent finishes the integration
beaker run --dry-run checks that integration at small scale before a full experiment runs
Worked examples from the field
Proven methodologies from real world enterprise use cases. The problem, the approach, and the measurable results.
Pay for the experiments you run
Stop babysitting your agents. Start compounding.
Connect your first agent in minutes. Beaker starts finding fixes on day one.