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Every agent team ships changes weekly. Every change risks breaking something. Most teams find out only after their users do. DecimalAI tracks your agent’s structural identity — tools, prompts, models, skills — as a versioned manifest, then uses your production traffic as the test set when you propose a change. You don’t write eval cases. The default structural check needs no LLM key and never runs your agent — the one exception is the optional model-swap call replay, which in mode=real re-issues a single recorded call and does need a key for the same provider. Here’s what the check posts on your next PR — structural impact, computed before the change deploys:
See it in action: Follow the 2-Minute Demo.

Use Claude Code or Cursor? Install a proven skill in 5 minutes

Pick a skill with a verified benchmark off the public registry and watch it fire in your agent — no signup, no SDK, no API key.

Build a support agent in Colab

Runtime → Run all. Pull one skill anonymously, write four sentences of system prompt, wire it into LangChain — then watch the agent stop telling a customer it deleted their account when it did no such thing. Two controls show it was the skill’s content and not just extra text in the prompt.

Not convinced by the number behind it? Audit one in Colab

About a second, no account, no key. Takes one ranked skill and shows the claim, every graded case behind it, one transcript with and without the skill — and how much of our own evidence we currently refuse to display.

Try either demo in 2 minutes

Two of the three capabilities ship with a one-command demo — seeded realistic data in your workspace, so the payoff lands before you instrument your own agent.

For engineers — catch regressions

Links straight to the impact report: which production traces your next change would break.

For prompt engineers — find skills that work

Links to the registry ranked by seeded effectiveness data — or browse it now, no signup.

What you can do with DecimalAI

Three capabilities, one foundation. Regression checks, the skills registry, and training-data validation each stand alone — but they compound on one thing: manifest-aware versioning, the structural fingerprint of your agent.

Catch regressions before you ship

Open a PR with an agent change; get a structural impact report — which production traces will break, may differ, or are unaffected — before it deploys.

Discover & share proven skills

Install skills from the registry ranked by real production-effectiveness data, then measure how they perform on your own traffic.

Keep training data valid

As your agent evolves, traces are auto-classified keep / repair / replay / drop against the manifest diff — so your training set stays clean.

Why “manifest-aware” matters

The usual way to catch an agent regression is eval-driven: you run an eval suite against the new version. That works only if you’ve written eval cases — which most teams haven’t, and the ones they have are usually stale. DecimalAI works differently. Your production traces are tagged with the manifest they ran under. When you propose a manifest change, we identify which traces depended on what’s changing and tell you the structural blast radius — no eval suite required.

What DecimalAI does NOT do (yet)

We’re honest about the boundaries:

Supported Frameworks

Next Steps

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Install a Skill (5 min)

No signup: install a benchmarked registry skill into Claude Code or Cursor and watch it fire.

Quickstart

Install the SDK, get your first trace, and add the GitHub Action in under 10 minutes.

2-Minute Demo

One command each: a live impact report and the ranked skills registry, on seeded data.

By role

Engineering teams

Catch agent regressions on every PR with manifest-aware impact analysis.

Prompt engineers

Track skills, browse the registry, and measure effectiveness with production data.

ML teams

Build versioned SFT datasets that stay valid as your agent evolves.

Reference

Concepts

Every term and system explained, with diagrams.

Manifests Guide

How automatic version tracking and compatibility scoring work.

Why DecimalAI?

How manifest-aware change management differs from eval-driven testing.

API Reference

Every REST endpoint with examples and schemas.