Quarter in Review: Big Launches, Big Momentum
Updates from the Scout team. Two big launches to help you ship faster with added confidence.
Updates from the Scout team. Two big launches to help you ship faster with added confidence.
A workflow that connects Scout's MCP server to an AI assistant to automatically triage production errors overnight and open draft PRs with proposed fixes — so your team starts the day reviewing solutions, not stack traces.
Elixir agent 2.0 adds error monitoring and log management, the Scout CLI is now available via Homebrew, and new public API endpoints and MCP server updates ship this month.
We've shipped API updates, two MCP server options, and a new CLI — all designed to get Scout's performance data to the AI tools you already use.
Scout APM's Elixir agent now captures Ecto query commands, row counts, and external HTTP calls via Finch, Req, and Tesla, giving you full visibility into where time goes in your Phoenix app.
Rails ships a coordinated security patch fixing 9 CVEs across three branches, Starlette reaches 1.0 after eight years, and Laravel 13.1 lands post-Laracon EU fixes.
Scout APM's Elixir agent now includes built-in error monitoring—automatically capture Phoenix and LiveView exceptions via telemetry, or report errors manually with full context.
Scout's Elixir agent now auto-instruments LiveView mounts, handle_event, and handle_params via telemetry — no code changes to your LiveView modules.
redis-py ships native OpenTelemetry metrics for async clients, Laravel fixes queue deadlocks, and a security disclosure reveals plaintext password leaks in redis-py.
A look at APM tools for Ruby on Rails as of March 2026.
A comparison of Scout and Datadog, with a look at each platform's strengths and feature coverage.
Scout and Sentry both handle error monitoring and performance, but they started from different places, which shapes what each does well. If you are evaluating both, the origin story is worth understanding because it explains most of the differences you will run into.