FixBugs CLI agent
Run the same workflow from a terminal or automation script
The FixBugs CLI agent is for teams that want direct local control, scripted execution, or a workflow that does not require the editor UI. It produces the same core artifacts: context bundles, debugging insights, plans, diffs, and validation output.
Core insight
FixBugs is not only an editor extension. The CLI path supports repeatable local runs and infrastructure-controlled workflows.
When teams use the CLI
| Use case | Why CLI fits | Typical output |
|---|---|---|
| Local investigation | An engineer wants a terminal-first workflow in an existing checkout. | Context bundle, hypotheses, fix plan, and local diff. |
| Repeatable triage | A team wants to run the same workflow for a class of issues or alerts. | Structured run output that can be archived or posted elsewhere. |
| Self-hosted evaluation | Security teams want infrastructure control before wider rollout. | Validated artifact from a controlled runtime. |
| Custom workflow glue | Platform teams want to connect FixBugs to internal scripts. | Machine-readable output plus reviewable human summary. |
Same artifact model
The interface changes, but the workflow does not. The CLI still starts from a bug input, gathers context, ranks hypotheses, prepares a fix plan, generates a diff, and records validation output.
That consistency matters for governance. A team can start in VS Code, move repeated workflows to the CLI, and still evaluate the same kinds of artifacts.
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