launch · 2026-05-17 · 3 min read
Why log compression matters for the next generation of coding agents, and what we’re building.
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Lorem placeholder. Talk about the problem space: AI agents that read logs burn tokens fast. A million-line incident window is 24M tokens of raw text. The model spends 95% of its context on routine noise instead of the lines that actually matter.
Codag sits in front of the model. We collapse a million lines into a single schema-valid IncidentCapsule before the agent sees them. Same answers, fraction of the bill.
codag wrap.codag setup and Claude Code reads logs through Codag automatically.Incident memory. The interesting part isn’t one capsule, it’s the second time the same root cause shows up six weeks later and your agent recognizes it. We’ll write more about that once the clustering pipeline is in production.
If any of this is useful to you, book a demo or grab a key at console.codag.ai.