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Observability & Error Tracking

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

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 Ok on all tracked events

This ensures合规 cookie consent across all consent platforms by keeping analytics under your own domain.

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.

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/errors for 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

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/errors with 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.