        DS-0001 · REV B · 2026
      

The modern
embedded stack.

Not another coding agent, but the tools any agent needs to iterate less: a programmable debug probe, a feature-rich firmware trace recorder, an IDE that reasons over the trace, and a CI gate that fails builds on it.

STUDIO + PROBE BETA ACCESS CASE STUDIES

Whoever owns the probe decides what you can measure.

THE STACK

One record, four tools.

The probe captures it, ViewAlyzer reads it, Studio reasons over it, Assert tests against it.

BKPT capture probe industrial design render

01 · CAPTURE

BKPT #1

Whoever owns the probe decides what you can measure.

The debug port is the most privileged sensor on your board, and for thirty years the box in front of it has decided how much of it you were allowed to use. ARM shipped the counters, the trace and the sampling hardware a decade ago; most of it never reaches you because capability lives behind a thousand dollar pay wall. We build our own probe, so the question stops being what a vendor supports and becomes "what you want to know?".

BKPT #1 →

02 · THE RECORD

ViewAlyzer

A trace is not just for debugging.

Recording every branch and every decision answers the bug you cannot reproduce, and that is where every other trace tool stops. The same record is a regression gate in CI and a flight recorder you can pull off a unit that misbehaved in the field, because it is a file, not a live session you had to be watching.

VIEWALYZER →

03 · THE IDE

BKPT Studio

The engineer and the agent read the same screen.

Not a chat box bolted onto an editor, and not a list of tool calls you have to take on faith. The agent works on the capture, the timeline and the source you are looking at, so work hands back and forth without a briefing, and every claim it makes is one you can check against the record.

BKPT STUDIO →

04 · THE GATE

Assert

Timing you can fail a build on.

Deadline and jitter budgets become assertions that run on real hardware in CI, with the trace archived beside the result. The regression gets caught the day it lands instead of during integration, six weeks later.

ASSERT →

ENTRY POINT

Request beta access.

BKPT #1 and BKPT Studio, in private beta. ViewAlyzer is out of beta already: it is free to download and runs on the debug probe on your desk today.