FixBugs GitHub App
Zero-effort debugging from GitHub issues and webhooks
The FixBugs GitHub App lets teams trigger triage from an issue, comment, label, or webhook. The workflow returns debugging insights, root-cause hypotheses, validation notes, diffs, or a pull request inside GitHub.
Core insight
The GitHub App is a product surface, not the whole product. It gives teams an automated way to start the same insight-to-validation workflow from GitHub.
Generic webhook flow
| Step | What happens | What the team reviews |
|---|---|---|
| Trigger | An issue is opened, a label is applied, a comment asks FixBugs to act, or a provider webhook arrives. | The original issue or alert context. |
| Context gathering | FixBugs fetches the relevant issue, repository, and provider context. | Context references and insight summary. |
| Inference workflow | The inference engine analyzes, ranks hypotheses, plans, fixes, and validates where possible. | Hypotheses, rationale, fix plan, diff, and validation notes. |
| GitHub output | FixBugs posts a comment, updates the issue, prepares a diff, or opens a pull request. | A normal GitHub review artifact. |
Human control
Teams can keep the workflow advisory, ask FixBugs to prepare a PR only on explicit comment, or use labels and webhooks for more automated triage. The right level depends on repository risk and review policy.
The important point is that the final artifact lands where developers already review code: in GitHub.
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