Full time · Founding Team · Remote (India)

Design the workspace where AI agents are built and fixed

TL;DR:

We’re hiring a Product Designer to design how teams actually see, explore, and fix AI agents inside Neatlogs. You’ll be the only designer for a while, working directly with the founder and engineers to shape the core workflows and the visual language of the product from the ground up.

What is Neatlogs

A specialised workspace for teams that build AI agents.

The problem:

Most debugging tools today are built for infra and AI/ML engineers. They’re hard for business teams to use, even though they’re the only ones with the full context needed to ship AI agents.

So tech and business teams pass agent runs (traces) around in Slack, email, screenshots, and long calls. It‘s a frustratingly slow process, and they end up losing important details. That’s how feedback ends up being vague, and scattered across multiple platforms. And the agents never actually ship (only ~5% of them make it to production).

The fix:

Neatlogs is a shared workspace, built on top of traces. Devs and business teams look at the same trace, see what went wrong, and turn feedback into code changes in minutes (instead of days).

Every wave of tech got its multiplayer workspace. Code got GitHub. Design got Figma.

Agents don't have one yet. That's what Neatlogs is.

We’re a small, focused team with early users and a real product in the wild. We’re backed by top investors from the US, India and Japan.

Here’s a walkthrough of Neatlogs from AI dev tool expert Tyler Reed:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=eOiV8qKdxDs

Why this is a good hill to die on

• Agents are moving into production, but most teams still debug them with log files and chat threads. The core patterns for how teams debug agents are not set yet. You’ll design many of the first ones and help shape an entirely new category.
• You’ll report to the founder and be the only designer for a while. That means working without red-tapes. You’ll set the bar and the system.