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See what your AI is actually doing

Gatelyr captures every AI interaction across your company — every prompt, model call, tool invocation, and response, down to token counts, latency, status, and the exact request and response payload — out of band, so full visibility never changes how a live call behaves. When something goes wrong, you can trace it back to the exact cause instead of guessing.

The problem

When an AI feature gives a bad answer or breaks, nobody can easily tell whether it was the prompt, the model, a tool call, or something else entirely — and by the time someone goes looking, the session is long gone.

How it helps

What this means day to day

Trace a bad answer back to its cause

Click into any interaction and see exactly what happened, step by step — prompt, model, tool calls, and response.

Understand what an AI coding session did

See what a developer's AI assistant touched, changed, or decided across a task.

Search every interaction your company has had

Filter and search across teams, models, and time to find exactly the requests you care about.

See a whole session as one conversation

Multi-turn exchanges are linked into a single session automatically, even when the client sends every request cold with no memory of the last one.

Jump straight from an alert to the trace

Go from a security detection on the dashboard to the exact interaction that set it off in one click — no searching, no reconstructing.

Compare behavior across model versions

See what actually changed in a model's reasoning or tool calls between versions, not just a difference in the final answer.

Reconstruct a multi-step session end to end

Replay an agent's full run, step by step, to understand not just what it answered but how it got there.

Line graph of daily AI requests over 30 days, broken out by model provider, totalling 1.24 million requests
Every model, every team — one live view of what your AI is actually doing.

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