kenoodl.com Coding-Agent Loop Recovery is a paid API for AI agents from kenoodl.com, paid per call via x402, $1/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-15).
Diagnoses a stuck coding-agent retry loop and returns a structural analysis: the loop diagnosis, exhausted frame, hidden variable, and recommended next action.
x402-paid recovery for a coding-agent stuck in a retry loop. Use when retries stop producing: repeated edits, unchanged errors, repeated test failures, or the same hypothesis returning. Returns the loop diagnosis, the exhausted frame, the hidden variable, and the next action — the structural read you can't reach from inside the loop. No account, no session, nothing stored.
Returns a structured diagnosis containing: (1) the loop diagnosis — what pattern of stuck behavior is occurring, (2) the exhausted frame — the mental or operational model that has been tried to exhaustion, (3) the hidden variable — the factor the agent has been blind to, and (4) the next action — a concrete recommended step to break out of the loop.
GEThttps://kenoodl.com/recoveryUse this endpoint when a coding agent has genuinely exhausted a retry loop — repeated identical edits, unchanged errors across multiple attempts, recurring test failures, or the same hypothesis being re-tested. This is not for first-time debugging; it is specifically for the meta-problem of being stuck. Prefer this over general code review or debugging endpoints when the agent needs an outside structural read rather than another iteration of the same approach.
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| context | string | Your stuck coding-agent run: what you are trying to do, what you have tried, the errors or outputs that are not moving, and the hypothesis you keep returning to. |
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