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Paper Compute records the work your agents already do, finds the sessions worth learning from, and turns proven workflows into skills your whole team can use.

Fix Helm release artifact collision
Completed4h agoJohn McBrideGPT 5.5
Our release job publishes the Helm chart and container image to the same OCI path. Fix it without breaking existing installs.
I found both publish steps targeting the same repository. The image push can overwrite chart metadata, so I’m separating the artifact paths and making the chart reference explicit.
Read .github/workflows/release.yml
Read charts/opencost-exporter/values.yaml
Update the workflow and chart values, then verify the release.
The chart now publishes under the charts namespace, the image keeps its own repository, and values.yaml pins the matching image repository and tag.
Edited release.yml and values.yaml
Ran helm lint and helm template
Session Info
ModelGPT 5.5
Tokens2.8M in · 13.7k out
Cost$2.80
Turns2
Main / shadow2.9M · 0
Spans142
Turnsinout
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How it works

Every agent session, recorded.

Record requests, responses, tool use, retries, and workflow history as durable session data—without adding instrumentation to every agent.

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Every agent session, recorded.

Prompts, responses, tool calls, results, tokens, timing, and subagent work stay attached to one durable session.

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A transparent path.

Route supported agents through the local proxy. Capture happens on the model path, not through SDK code added to every tool.

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Runs where your agents run.

The local paperd daemon runs on the same machine or sandbox and routes traffic to your organization gateway.

Value from sessions

The session is the source of truth.

Spend, outcomes, reflections, and reusable knowledge all come from the same full-fidelity record. See the aggregate view, then open the session behind it.

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Capture

Understand adoption, cost, model usage, and outcomes across every team and agent.

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Extract

Open the exact session behind a metric to replay decisions, tool calls, errors, and results.

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Distill

Distill successful sessions into reviewed, versioned skills instead of solving the same problem twice.

Insights

From usage to understanding.

Track spend, sessions, tokens, and agent time. Pin a day to see the sessions driving the number.

Insights
Total Spend
$1,284.52
18%
$6.00 avg
Tokens Used
1.94B
12%
1.93B in / 12.6M out
Agent Time
20d 6h
9%
2h 16m avg
Tool Calls
18.43K
21%
86 avg
Success Rate
92%
2.4 pts
197/214 complete
Spend over time
Daily breakdown - last 30 days
Live demo — hover the chart for a day's spend; click a day to pin its top sessions
Inside the session

A reflection, grounded in the record.

Each reflection summarizes what changed, what failed, and what is worth carrying forward—with the full trace beside it.

Stand up a console staging environment

CompletedClaude Fable 5019fb0c2Jul 28, 9:04 AM
  1. youI want a staging environment for the console.
    agentStaging is up: console, tapes API, and gateway on an isolated slice. Production untouched.
  2. youIt looks empty. I need realistic data in it to test search.
    agentChecked the tapes. A teammate’s session already generated ad-hoc sessions for UI testing. Reusing that workflow instead of inventing one.
  3. youDo it, and verify search works against it.
    agentSeeded 40 sessions with matching turns from the teammate’s trace, then verified the search flow end to end against the staging data.
Live demo — click Regenerate reflection to refresh the summary
Open source

Build on open foundations.

tapes captures the data layer. Cassettes extend it with independent APIs. stereOS provides a hardened operating system purpose-built for the agents generating that data.

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tapes

Full-fidelity telemetry for AI agents. Capture, inspect, search, and replay the requests and responses behind every session.

View on GitHub
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stereOS

A hardened, minimal Linux operating system built on Nix and purpose-built for AI agents, packaged as reproducible machine images called mixtapes.

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