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Hi everyone, I'm really happy to finally share my side project. I built DebugBundle around a simple idea: I wanted my coding agent to get the context it needs to investigate a production issue in one structured bundle, without having to navigate a complex monitoring product. The main idea is to keep the debugging evidence easy for an agent to access and understand, so it spends less time gathering context and more time investigating the actual problem. The core and SDKs are open source under Apache-2.0 (of course), and I’d genuinely like feedback. I know it's a crowded market, but the simplicity of it all is what made it attractive to keep pursuing from the start, and it's what makes DebugBundle unique to me. So far I dedicated 8 months working on it, testing it first on my own personal projects, researching, refining, and improving the core features. Since then it's been used in 8 production sites (2 of my own), and it's now polished to the state that I feel confident enough to share it on the wild web. Here's the site link: https://debugbundle.com And GitHub: https://github.com/debugbundle/debugbundle (a star up would make my week:) If you use coding agents, what debugging context do you still gather manually?   submitted by   /u/BeginningEnergy6445 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/22 03:46:48