Restless ships self-improving API layer that turns agent feedback into Linear issues
socialwithaayan · x · 2026-10-13
Restless launched a "self-improving layer" for APIs, treating the API as a product that must iterate as fast as the app itself. It claims to take over four chores: digging through logs to see what an agent did, writing doc fixes after every confused agent, re-explaining the same error ticket by ticket, and guessing what's missing from the API.
Humans stay in the loop: developers decide which fixes ship, while agent feedback lands as Linear issues or suggested doc updates. Built by gkoberger.
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