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Error captured → context built → fix generated → CI passes → PR merged
Your first user hits the bug. BugStack fixes it. No one else ever sees it. It monitors production errors 24/7, writes surgical code fixes, and delivers them as pull requests, with optional auto-merge when CI passes.
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npm install @bugstack/sdk
bugstack analyzes errors, builds context from your repo, and generates minimal fixes
Install an SDK, add your API key, and errors start flowing. That's it.
Auto-merge passing fixes or require manual review. Confidence thresholds per project.
Three phases: Capture, Fix, Deploy
Install a bugstack SDK (JavaScript, Python, Ruby, or Go). When an unhandled error occurs, it collects the stack trace, request context, and environment info, fingerprints it for deduplication, and sends it to bugstack. Your app is never blocked.
npm install @bugstack/sdk
import { initBugStack } from '@bugstack/sdk'
initBugStack({ apiKey: process.env.API_KEY })bugstack pulls the relevant files from your GitHub repo: the erroring file, its imports, type definitions, and test files. It analyzes the root cause and generates a minimal, validated code fix. The fix is syntax-checked, scope-checked, and committed to a new branch with a detailed pull request. If CI passes and the fix meets your confidence threshold, it can auto-deploy to production.
bugstack waits for your CI pipeline to run against the PR. If CI fails, bugstack retries with the failure output as context. If CI passes and the fix meets your confidence threshold, it can auto-merge or leave the PR open for your review.
Everything between error and fix, handled for you
bugstack reads the erroring file, its imports, types, and tests from your repo, then generates minimal, targeted changes. Multi-file fixes supported, syntax and scope validated before commit.
bugstack waits for your CI pipeline to run against every PR. If CI fails, bugstack gets a second attempt with the failure output as context, then recommits to the same branch.
Every fix lands as a real pull request with the error details, stack trace, fix explanation, confidence badge, and changed files. Auto-merge or review manually.
Errors are fingerprinted by type, route, and stack frame. Duplicates within 24 hours increment a counter instead of re-running the fix pipeline. No duplicate PRs.
Each project has independent settings: confidence thresholds, auto-fix toggle, and deploy method (manual review or auto-merge).
Track every error through its status lifecycle: Pending, Building Context, Generating Fix, Testing, Fix Ready, or Auto-Fixed. See the AI explanation, proposed diff, CI results, and PR link for each error.
Built on the same trusted tools you already use
Error captured → context built → fix generated → CI passes → PR merged
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Common questions about how bugstack works
We have SDKs for:
Each SDK collects error details, request context, and environment info, then sends it to bugstack for processing. Want another language? Let us know.
When generating a fix, bugstack fetches the specific files related to the error from your GitHub repo: the file from the stack trace, its imports (up to two levels deep), type definitions, and corresponding test files. We never store your full codebase. Every fix lands as a pull request with full transparency into what changed and why. If CI passes and the fix meets your confidence threshold, it can auto-merge and deploy to production without any manual intervention.
Every fix is delivered as a GitHub pull request. You can configure bugstack to auto-merge fixes that pass CI and meet your confidence threshold, or require manual review for everything. Even auto-merged fixes show the full diff, explanation, confidence level, and CI results in your dashboard.
Every fix is syntax-validated and scope-checked before commit. It can only touch files in the stack trace, change a limited number of lines, and can't add new dependencies. Second, your CI pipeline runs against every PR. If CI fails, bugstack gets a second attempt with the failure output as context. Third, every fix includes a confidence level. You set thresholds so only high-confidence, CI-passing fixes can auto-merge. Anything else stays open for manual review.
The full pipeline (capture, analyze, fix, test, ship) typically completes in under 2 minutes.
With auto-deploy enabled, production errors can be fixed before your users even notice. Compare this to the 30+ minutes typically spent manually debugging.
The SDK captures errors asynchronously and never blocks your API responses. Errors are rate-limited and deduplicated before entering the fix pipeline. Fixes run through your own CI before anything is merged. You control the deploy method and confidence thresholds per project.
Your 14-day trial includes full access to all features with 10 errors. After the trial, you'll need to upgrade to Pro ($29/mo) or Business ($99/mo) to continue. You can upgrade anytime during the trial. If you don't upgrade, your errors are still captured but the fix pipeline won't run. You can still log in, view historical data, and upgrade whenever you're ready.
Yes. Cancel anytime from your dashboard settings with one click. No questions asked, no cancellation fees. If you cancel mid-billing cycle, you'll retain full access until your current period ends.
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