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Work · June 20, 2025

MCP to log your AI agents progress

At our company we needed some sort of unified logging for our AI agents (devs using cursor, internal agents for checking documents, handling client requests etc) and we came up with a tool that we've decided to make available as a SaaS. With it your agents will report their progress automatically, and you'll get a unified log across projects that you can monitor on your dashboard, query through our api, set up slack and zapier hooks or even push notifications to your mobile. You can try it out for free, any feedback would be most appreciated, thanks.

MCP to log your AI agents progress launched on June 20, 2025 with 10 votes, #2,717 of 7,999 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was not reachable when checked in September 2026.

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MCP to log your AI agents progress is a SaaS platform that centralizes logging for AI agents across multiple projects and workflows. It automatically captures agent activity and displays unified logs on a dashboard, accessible via API queries. Users can set up integrations with Slack and Zapier, receive mobile push notifications, and monitor progress across developers using Cursor, internal document-checking agents, and client request handlers. The service is available to try for free.

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