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Observability for AI agents to help developers fix failures fast
Key people at The Context Company.
The Context Company was founded in 2025 by Rohil Agarwal (Founder) and Arman Kumaraswamy (Founder).
Ship reliable agents with confidence.
AI agents often fail quietly, picking the wrong tools, looping, hallucinating, and more. The Context Company tells developers when and exactly where their agents fail so issues can be uncovered and fixed fast.
It combines traditional observability across traces, tool calls, latency, and costs with the ability to uncover silent failures that standard monitoring misses.
Get started with less than 10 lines of code.
The Context Company was founded in 2025 by Rohil Agarwal (Founder) and Arman Kumaraswamy (Founder).
Key people at The Context Company.
The Context Company builds a lightweight, fast, and precise observability platform for AI agents and large language models (LLMs), enabling developers to detect and fix failures quickly. Their product requires minimal setup—under 10 lines of code—and integrates seamlessly with popular AI frameworks like Vercel AI SDK, LangChain, and Mastra. It provides real-time insights into agent behavior, including token usage, latency, cost, and crucially, uncovers silent failures such as infinite loops, hallucinations, wrong tool calls, and repetitive patterns that traditional monitoring misses. This helps developers ship reliable AI solutions without modifying existing agent logic.
As a portfolio company, The Context Company serves AI developers and teams building autonomous AI agents, addressing the critical problem of silent and complex AI agent failures that are difficult to detect and debug. Their platform accelerates troubleshooting and optimization, improving AI reliability and user trust. The company has gained early traction through integrations with major AI frameworks and backing from Y Combinator, signaling strong growth momentum in the emerging AI observability market[1][2][4].
Founded in 2025 by Arman and Rohil, childhood friends with deep AI and software engineering backgrounds, The Context Company emerged from their shared frustration with the lack of effective tools to monitor AI agent failures. Arman previously optimized AI agents at Mintlify, reducing failure rates by 82%, while Rohil worked on Gmail Intelligence at Google, cutting hallucinations by 27% across billions of emails daily. Their combined experience in AI reliability and enterprise design partnerships informed the creation of a new observability paradigm that treats silent failures as first-class citizens in monitoring. Early pivotal moments include rapid adoption by developers using LangChain and Vercel AI SDK, and acceptance into Y Combinator’s Fall 2025 batch[2][3].
The Context Company rides the rising trend of AI agent adoption and the growing complexity of autonomous AI workflows. As AI agents become integral to products, silent failures—such as hallucinations or infinite loops—pose significant risks to reliability and user experience. Traditional observability tools fall short in this domain, creating a strong market need for specialized AI observability solutions. The timing is critical as enterprises and startups alike seek to scale AI safely and efficiently. By enabling developers to detect and fix failures fast, The Context Company helps accelerate AI adoption and trust, influencing the broader ecosystem toward more robust AI deployments[1][2].
Looking ahead, The Context Company is poised to expand framework support and enhance failure detection capabilities (e.g., topic clustering and advanced silent failure detection). As AI agents grow more complex and mission-critical, demand for precise observability will intensify, positioning the company as a key enabler of reliable AI systems. Their local-first debugging mode and developer-friendly approach may drive widespread adoption, potentially making them a standard tool in AI development workflows. Continued integration with emerging AI frameworks and enterprise partnerships will likely fuel growth and deepen their ecosystem influence, helping developers ship trustworthy AI faster and at scale[2][7][8].
