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Full detail: Where this data comes from
Codag is a Y Combinator (Summer 2026) developer-tools company building drop-in log compression for AI agents. It takes oversized infrastructure logs — from Kubernetes, Docker, AWS CloudWatch, Vercel, Railway, Datadog, Sentry, syslog and unstructured sources — and returns only the lines that matter as schema-valid JSON, ranked into patterns where every kept line cites a real log line number so nothing is summarized away or invented. This lets coding agents like Claude, Codex and Cursor debug from the evidence that matters at roughly 95% fewer tokens without exhausting their context window. Codag ships as a hosted HTTPS API (/v1/compact), an open-source Go CLI, and an MCP server, with a deterministic Rust log-templating engine (codag-drain) as the free/fallback path.
Areas: Company · Developer Tools · Logging · Observability · Log Compression · AI Agents · MCP · LLM Tooling · Debugging · Y Combinator
Everything profiled for Codag is published on APIs.io rather than in this repository. Start at the provider page — apis.io/providers/codag/ — or go straight to one of the APIs or properties below.
- Codag Activate API — The Activate API from Codag — 2 operation(s) for activate.
- Codag Admin API — The Admin API from Codag — 2 operation(s) for admin.
- Codag Anonymous API — The Anonymous API from Codag — 1 operation(s) for anonymous.
- Codag Auth API — The Auth API from Codag — 4 operation(s) for auth.
- Codag Billing API — The billing API from Codag — 4 operation(s) for billing.
- Codag Capsule API — The Capsule API from Codag — 1 operation(s) for capsule.
- Codag Cli API — The Cli API from Codag — 2 operation(s) for cli.
- Codag Compact API — The Compact API from Codag — 3 operation(s) for compact.
- Codag Free API — The Free API from Codag — 1 operation(s) for free.
- Codag Health API — The Health API from Codag — 1 operation(s) for health.
- Codag Incident Memory API — The Incident Memory API from Codag — 3 operation(s) for incident memory.
- Codag Install.sh API — The Install.sh API from Codag — 1 operation(s) for install.sh.
- Codag Internal API — The Internal API from Codag — 2 operation(s) for internal.
- Codag Onboard API — The Onboard API from Codag — 2 operation(s) for onboard.
- Codag Org API — The Org API from Codag — 14 operation(s) for org.
- Codag Orgs API — The Orgs API from Codag — 13 operation(s) for orgs.
- Codag Parse API — The Parse API from Codag — 1 operation(s) for parse.
- Codag Whoami API — The Whoami API from Codag — 1 operation(s) for whoami.
- Codag OAUTH API — The Oauth API from Codag — 2 operation(s) for oauth.
Each property below is a page on APIs.io carrying the machine-readable artifact and what it says.
Model Context Protocol servers that expose the API to agents.
Which operations an agent can call, which act, and which need a human in the loop.
Postman and Open Collection request collections.
- infra-logs templater Activate API
- infra-logs templater Activate Admin API
- infra-logs templater Activate Anonymous API
- infra-logs templater Activate Auth API
- infra-logs templater Activate billing API
- infra-logs templater Activate Capsule API
- infra-logs templater Activate Cli API
- infra-logs templater Activate Compact API
- infra-logs templater Activate Free API
- infra-logs templater Activate Health API
- infra-logs templater Activate Incident Memory API
- infra-logs templater Activate Install.sh API
- infra-logs templater Activate Internal API
- infra-logs templater Activate Oauth API
- infra-logs templater Activate Onboard API
- infra-logs templater Activate Org API
- infra-logs templater Activate Orgs API
- infra-logs templater Activate Parse API
- infra-logs templater Activate Whoami API
OpenAPI overlays, including conversational phrasing for each operation.
Authentication, trust centre, and vulnerability disclosure.
Links to the company's own pages. This repository publishes no copy of their specifications — the canonical document is theirs and lives at the URLs below.
- Website
- Documentation
- Getting started
- API reference
- Pricing
- Sign up
- Support
- Blog
- Security
- Terms of service
- Privacy policy
- GitHub
Kin Score 47.1 — developing · rubric 0.25.0 · scored 2026-10-23
| Facet | Score |
|---|---|
| Discoverability | 73.2 |
| Contract quality | 38.1 |
| Contract governance | 4.5 |
| Operational transparency | 23.7 |
| Developer ergonomics | 80.4 |
| Access clarity | 44.7 |
Agent readiness 29.0 — agent-ready
| Agent-readiness dimension | Result |
|---|---|
| Spec Presence | yes |
| Agentic Access | derived (partial credit) |
| Reversibility Documented | documented (partial credit) |
| MCP Server | — |
| Auth Clarity | bearer (partial credit) |
| Idempotency | — |
| Error Semantics | verified |
| OpenAPI Examples | — |
| Rate Limit Signal | — |
| Event Surface Described | — |
| Agent Skills | derived (partial credit) |
| Well Known Catalog | — |
| Consent Identity | — |
| Agent Card | — |
| Dry Run Mode | yes |
| Delegated Identity | — |
| Protected Resource Metadata | — |
| Dynamic Client Registration | — |
| Agentic Commerce | — |
| Pagination Ratio | — |
| Operation Distinctiveness | distinct |
Regulatory alignment 30.4 — Horizontal (data, software, accessibility, platform)
The rubric is published at github.com/api-evangelist/kin-score. The per-check breakdown behind these numbers — which checks were earned, partial or missed — along with score history and how this provider compares to its peers, is available at apis.io/providers/codag/.
API Evangelist profiles a company's public API surface the way a developer would find it: the website, developer portal and documentation, the specifications it publishes, its public repositories, and its pricing, status and changelog pages. From that it derives the properties above — contracts split per API, workflows, schemas, collections, governance rules, plans and rate limits — and scores them against the published Kin Score rubric.
The artifacts are published on APIs.io, not in this repository. This repository is the public record for Codag: the place to say something is wrong, missing or out of date, and to ask for a re-score or a removal.
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