Every conversation, every request, every dollar — visible in one place. Spirehawk records each tool call, its arguments, and the decision that allowed it, so you can answer what happened, who approved it, and what it cost without stitching logs together by hand.
An agent run today is reconstructed by hand from scattered tool logs that know nothing about the task or person or price behind them.
Spirehawk sits between your agents and your tools. Because every request already passes through it, the record is complete by construction — nothing to install in the agent, nothing to forget to log.
Change one base URL in the harness — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor. No SDK, no agent instrumentation.
Each tool call is logged as it passes: name, arguments, decision, result, timing, and cost — in order, as it happens.
The task that authorized the run and the human who approved it travel with every call.
Replay a run, search a conversation, export the record. The trail is already there when you need it.
No scattered logs. No tab-checking ritual. Just a complete record of agent activity that is easy to search, replay, and export.
Tool name, arguments, result status, and timing are logged at the gateway, the one place every request already passes through.
Each entry is written at the gateway as the call happens, so every run leaves a complete, ordered record.
Step through any run after the fact, with the full call history in one place.
Every run is a conversation you can step into — the full exchange, the tickets it served, the artifacts it produced, and what it cost, on one screen.
Tokens, messages, cost, and model — totaled per conversation and tied to the tickets it worked.
Every file, config, doc, and pull request the conversation produced, timestamped in order.
Full-text search within any conversation — jump straight to the exchange that matters.
“How many tokens did I spend?”
Every answer is a single lookup, not an investigation.
Put Spirehawk in the path of your agents and turn black-box runs into something you can inspect, measure, and trust.
