About Recurz

Recurz is an agent compounding platform built on lessons I learned from over 30 years of building backends and platforms. It combines LLM routers, sophisticated analysis agents, and annotated transcript storage to do for agents what Cloudflare, Datadog, and GitHub did for websites.

Amazon taught me services. Starting in 1997, I helped build/deploy/tune Amazon's first service architecture and helped launch its second datacenter. We ran head first into availability problems nobody had solved yet, and pushed the frontier for the whole industry.

Facebook taught me scale. I co-built Haystack, which stored trillions of photos and videos, and built the Traffic organization, which ran DNS, load balancing, CDN and service RPC for all of Facebook's companies.

Incidents taught me what breaks. For four years I was an incident manager for Facebook's whole production fleet, and I built a team of elite first responders for the hardest performance and availability problems.

Security taught me to think like an adversary. Later, I worked on internal and external threats for Facebook Security and built tools to find and thwart attacks.

Rodeo taught me product taste. I co-founded Rodeo as CTO, and sharpened my product instincts and taste while shipping a consumer social app on web and iOS.

Recurz puts these lessons together. Agents are production systems now, and they deserve production infrastructure: routers that optimize every call, analysts that catch every failure and spot every opportunity, and full histories and traces so your agents compound. Simple enough to use on day one. I built this layer for the web. Now I'm building it for agents.