You can catch slow API responses from your dev stack in real time without touching a single line of code or adding middleware. Here is how stream rules in Agata Stack work against your existing logs.
Crashes make noise. Silent failures do not. Here is how to catch the worst kind of outage — the service that just quietly stops — before your users do.
Every developer has lost five minutes to a port-in-use error at startup. Here is the stream rule that detects EADDRINUSE in your logs, kills the blocking port, and restarts your service — automatically, without a terminal.
Agata Stack runs a local HTTP server on port 19877. Tail live logs over SSE, manage services, and hit a self-describing OpenAPI spec — all from a shell script, a CI job, or an AI tool.