Monster Log
The Monster Log is the public record of why prxy.monster modules exist. The rule is simple: a high-signal, public AI coding-agent failure should map to a gateway primitive.
Browse the human page at prxy.monster/monster-log.
Current entries
| Date | Public signal | prxy response | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-03-19 | Claude Code issue #36068: auto-compaction dropping user intent. | compaction-bridge preserves explicit user intent across compression boundaries. | Production |
| 2026-03-16 | Apideck MCP post: MCP definitions consuming 55,000+ tokens before user work begins. | mcp-optimizer prunes tool definitions to relevant candidates. | Production |
| 2026-03-26 | Rapid Claude Code rate-limit drain reports. | semantic-cache and exact-cache reduce repeated provider work. | Production |
| 2026-04 | AI coding-tool budget pressure reports. | cost-guard enforces per-key daily/monthly caps. | Production |
| 2026-04 | Claude Code plan availability/pricing tests. | MIT local edition keeps the gateway pipeline runnable outside hosted subscription churn. | Production |
| 2026-02-20 | Cloudflare Code Mode shows the market converging on smaller tool footprints. | tool-cache observes repeated tool calls; active tool-result caching remains preview. | Preview |
What qualifies
- The incident must be public and linkable.
- The issue must affect coding agents, MCP tooling, context preservation, or provider spend.
- The response must be module-shaped: prune, cache, remember, cap, preserve, route, or guard.
- The status must say production, preview, planned, or deprecated.
The log is not a claim that prxy.monster owns or caused an upstream incident. It is roadmap evidence.