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AI · February 24, 2026

omium

Auto-recovery for AI agents failures

omium launched on February 24, 2026 with 6 votes, #1,573 of 16,628 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

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What it does

Make AI failures visible and recoverable. omium provides observability and reliability for production AI agents with execution checkpointing, AI-powered fix, and seamless recovery from any checkpoint.

Your agent reports success. Omium checks your database to see if it happened, and re-runs the writes that never landed.

Your agent marks the run complete. The invoice was never created. Omium checks every write against your database and re-runs the ones that never landed. Real-time diagnostics and anomaly detection for your agent swarm. Tracing logs what the agent said it did. Evals run in staging. Neither one opens your database to check that the row is there. The SDK goes in beside your agent. Nothing about the agent changes. Point our SDK at your agent. On LangGraph it's a drop-in. Everything else takes a 30-line adapter. We replay the run with variations to find the step that broke. Runs marked complete get replayed too. We open your database and look for the orders row. If it isn't there, the fix is…from omium.ai

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