"Software application development teams are changing as a result of automated code co-pilots, an increasing number of pre-configured automations and the presence of agentic services designed to facilitate the deterministic drive towards what some programming advocates call vibe coding. This means software code, at runtime, needs even greater levels of introspective analysis. Named after the heads-up-display (HUD) used in modern video games, Hud is seeking to service this need with the launch of its Runtime Code Sensor."
"It provides what the company calls "the production context" needed to build code that excels in real-world environments, not just localised test-bed or sandboxes. Crucially, it can capture this information without requiring logs, traces, or manual instrumentation and then connects in real-time between service-level issues and function-level root causes, gathering and serving the granular context needed to resolve issues as they occur."
Hud's Runtime Code Sensor provides real-time, function-level production insights to software engineers and AI coding agents, delivering the production context required for code to perform in real-world environments rather than just test sandboxes. The lightweight sensor installs in about one minute with zero configuration and continuously captures live function-level behavior including performance metrics, errors, execution flows, and dependencies. The sensor operates without requiring logs, traces, or manual instrumentation and links service-level issues to function-level root causes in real time. The solution aims to improve introspective analysis and accelerate resolution of production problems.
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