We built a debugging tool that refuses to guess

Most AI tools, when they're unsure, guess — confidently.

That's how you burn an hour chasing the wrong bug.

We went the other way. Point ours at your repo and say what's breaking — "customers are getting charged twice." Instead of guessing which API, it reads your code:

  • Sees you have both Stripe and Paddle installed.

  • Reads both webhook handlers — your Paddle one has no idempotency check (line 16); Stripe dedupes fine.

  • Tells you: "it's your Paddle handler." A fact from your code, not a hunch.

And when the code genuinely can't tell them apart, it does the thing most AI tools won't: it asks you — instead of confidently marching you down the wrong path.

In a year of tools that hallucinate with total confidence, we're betting on the opposite: know when you don't know.

Quietly wiring this in now. Full reveal Aug 2. 👀

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honestly the "refuses to guess" part came from getting burned by my own tools. i'd describe a bug, the agent would confidently open the wrong file, and i'd lose an hour before realizing it just guessed.

so we made ours read the actual code first. if you've got stripe and paddle both wired up and one handler is missing an idempotency check — it points at that one, not a coin flip.

genuinely torn on one thing though: when an AI tool isn't sure, do you want it to just pick something and keep moving, or stop and ask you? i keep going back and forth.

more Aug 2 👀