Observability & Error Tracking
Visible Error Influx
Section titled “Visible Error Influx”Hypertask provides a public error-influx endpoint at https://hypertask.app/errors where application errors, including those during AI-chat interactions, are reported and processed. The endpoint surfaces:
- Error details (stack traces, context)
- Auto-filed tickets via the existing MCP task service
- Deduplication and rate limiting for stability
PostHog Analytics Proxy
Section titled “PostHog Analytics Proxy”Hypertask routes analytics through the first-party domain e.hypertask.ai. Client-side tracking sends requests to the proxy instead of directly to PostHog servers.
Effects:
- Zero requests to posthog.com reach the browser
- Proxy handles CORS preflight, asset loads, and feature flags
- Analytics capture returns
Okon all tracked events
This ensures合规 cookie consent across all consent platforms by keeping analytics under your own domain.
Web Performance Telemetry
Section titled “Web Performance Telemetry”Hypertask tracks real-world user performance through PostHog Core Web Vitals—First Contentful Paint, Largest Contentful Paint, Cumulative Layout Shift, and Time to Interactive—to understand how fast the app feels.
Self-Healing Error Pipeline
Section titled “Self-Healing Error Pipeline”When production or client-side errors occur in Hypertask, the self-healing error pipeline automatically catches, dedupes, and:
- Files bug tickets to a dedicated board or project
- Sends telemetry via PostHog EU
- Reports through
/api/errorsfor downstream processing
The pipeline operates on both server and browser-level catchers, ensuring coverage of:
- Server crashes and backend errors
- Client-side exceptions (especially during AI-chat interactions)
- Application errors originating from external integrations
Using Error Telemetry
Section titled “Using Error Telemetry”The error influx endpoint is monitored proactively. Sentinel agents review new entries and triage tickets automatically.
- From Sentry / log shipping: If you ship errors to Sentry, Datadog, or similar, forward error JSON to
https://hypertask.app/errorswith the same field shape and the system will match against existing tickets for deduplication. - From application logs: For custom logging integrations, POST JSON with consistent keys such as
message, stackTrace, context, userAgent, projectId.
Can I disable the self-healing behavior?
The error pipeline respects privacy and tenant scopes; errors that fall outside your boardâ\x80\x99s context are not auto-filed. You can also route enterprise environments through custom observability stacks with appropriate rate-limiting.
Does this replace my existing error tracking?
Hypertask complements external tools. If you already monitor app health via Sentry/Datadog, use the influx endpoint to centralize onboarding and auto-file tickets while preserving your historical data.