Disbug: capture bugs for your AI agent icon

Disbug: capture bugs for your AI agent

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Turn a bug into structured, reproducible context your AI coding agent can read. Session replay, console, network, DOM, env.

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Disbug: capture bugs for your AI agent
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Disbug turns a bug into context your AI coding agent can actually use.

You already fix bugs with an AI agent β€” Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, Windsurf. The agent is only
as good as the context you give it, and "it's broken on this page" gets you nowhere. Disbug is the eyes and ears of that loop: pin a bug in the browser and it captures a complete, reproducible session your agent can read.

🎯 Pin the bug, capture everything β€” one click
βœ” Full session replay (every click, input, and DOM change leading up to the bug)
βœ” Console logs and errors
βœ” Network requests, with responses
βœ” Screenshot of the exact moment
βœ” DOM state
βœ” Environment: browser, OS, viewport, locale, signed-in user

πŸ€– Hand it straight to your AI coding agent

Save the session and your agent picks it up with full context β€” or download it as local JSON and copy it as markdown to drop into any agent, PR, or issue. Structured and reproducible, not a vague screenshot and a paragraph of guessing.

πŸ” Close the engineering loop

Bug found β†’ structured context β†’ your agent reproduces and fixes it. Disbug doesn't fix bugs; it makes them legible to the agent that will. Less Dev↔QA back-and-forth, faster fixes, reproducible every time.

πŸš€ Up and running in minutes

☝ Install and sign in at https://disbug.io
✌ Create a project
🀝 Capture your first bug and send it to your agent.

Questions or a demo: [email protected]

Latest reviews

Thivakar Ganesan
I've been using Cursor and Claude Code daily, and collecting debugging context is always a pain. Disbug automatically captures screenshots, console logs, network requests, and other technical details, making it easy to share complete context with AI coding assistants. It saves a lot of time compared to doing everything manually; now it has become part of my daily development process