We thoroughly analyze your workflows to uncover quality gains and cost wins, using evidence from your own production runs.
Papaya reads production traces across prompts, context, tools, models, and outcomes. It connects recurring behavior across thousands of runs and shows you which improvements matter most.
Wrap your LLM calls and then spend your time building the new features customers want, not on agent maintenance.
Using the Papaya SDK, you can wrap any LLM or agent client with a single line of code. Alternatively, connect Papaya directly to your observability tool or share a dataset in any format. Papaya will automatically detect the shape of the data.
Papaya runs 200+ research-backed analyses against your traces. It identifies the improvements that matter most and ranks them by expected impact.
Understand the exact runs that are producing a recommendation and then choose to implement. Automatic alerts in your tool of choice when a new optimization is found.
Papaya ingests traces in any shape, builds your quality rubric, ranks every improvement by impact, and delivers fixes where you work — from Slack alert to opened PR.
Papaya will read your data no matter the shape and automatically detect what is happening in your workflows.
Build an evaluation rubric automatically from trace data and customer signals. Tell it what edits you want to make.
Know which improvements will have the highest impact on quality, latency, and cost. Implement the ones you choose.
Get alerts to Slack sharing improvements and failures, and deploy those to your code.
Get an overall picture of performance of your agents with top recommendations for improvement.
Papaya runs 200+ research-backed analyses around the clock and flags the fixes worth making — with proof.

Findings cluster across thousands of sampled runs by root cause — not one trace at a time. Each one tells you how many runs it affects.

Live alerts when quality metrics drift — before a customer escalates. You learn when it matters, not when you remember to check.

Drop-off, thumbs-down, Slack replies, and support tickets — all tied to the runs and workflows that actually produced them.

Every fix you ship and every new run feeds the next analysis. The system doesn't start from zero — findings get sharper as you go.