Solutions

Built for the teams who own the developer experience.

Different orgs feel the same wound: the dashboard is green and the evaluation is already lost. Here is how teams use AethelLayer.

Developer experience

Catch CLI and SDK install failures while the person is still in the terminal, not three days later in churn charts.

Platform engineering

Give product teams a shared inbox for auth, Docker, and middleware failures without another status page.

API products

429s, gRPC deadlines, and OAuth callbacks become threads with the caller’s context attached.

Support and success

Arrive with the stack and the developer’s own words instead of asking them to reproduce from memory.

Multi-product companies

Use separate workspaces per product line or region on Growth and Scale plans.

Design partners

A 14-day eval on one failure path, then a scoped enterprise order if InfoSec clears. Protocol on the Enterprise page.

Not a replacement for observability

Keep Datadog, Sentry, and product analytics. AethelLayer sits beside them for the qualitative moment: what the developer was trying to do when it broke.

Early access

Stop finding out about churn in a dashboard three days later.

Paste npx --yes @aethellayer/sdk run -- false and read the drafted issue in your terminal. Book a call when you want the probe in your CLI.