The idea is simple: when your app crashes, you shouldn’t have to wait for someone to complain, dig through logs, then write up a ticket yourself.
Add the Bugfixes library to your app, and it:
→ Captures errors and crashes
→ Groups repeat errors into the same report
→ Creates a ticket in your tracker
→ Raises the ticket’s priority when the error keeps happening
→ Notifies your team
→ Optionally adds an AI diagnosis, validation steps and a suggested patch
Currently tested and supported:
• GitHub repositories for source-code context
• GitHub Issues and Linear for tickets
• Discord for notifications
You can use Bugfixes-managed AI or bring your own AI provider key. Both run the same workflow — the difference is who supplies the AI and pays for its usage.
The suggested patch is a starting point, not an automatic change to your code. Developers stay responsible for reviewing and applying it.
I’m looking for the first five customers, who’ll get Bugfixes free for a year in exchange for feedback as they use it.
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Mainly the reason I built this was I had the idea about 15 years ago, built a version that did pretty much everything I wanted, and moved on, and then every couple of years I would decide it needed something, but by then I had moved on to another project, this year I decided I needed to finish this project.
