BugByBug

AI-powered debugging for engineering teams. Catch, understand & fix production issues before users notice.
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What if your debugging tool could take you all the way to resolution?

BugByBug connects the context around an incident, helps trace it to the root cause, and provides an actionable fix.

We’re opening our private beta to developers and engineering teams who want to test it with real debugging workflows.

Got a bug you’re struggling to resolve? Bring it to BugByBug.

Join the beta → https://t.co/cW6Q1N20pO

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@dev_maims You should check us out when next you need to find the rootcause and get to a faster fix:

https://t.co/QH0zM04GmW

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@dev_maims Well… our AI makes finding the root cause pretty easier

[BugByBug @bugbybughq]

More debugging data doesn’t always mean you understand the failure.

Logs, traces, and error reports are useful, but scattered context makes connecting the dots harder.

Context aggregation brings the evidence together and root-cause analysis helps explain what caused the failure.

BugByBug helps developers connect incident context and investigate failures toward their root causes.

What’s harder for you: collecting evidence or interpreting it?

#Debugging #DeveloperTools #SoftwareEngineering

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Our private beta is still open to developers and engineering teams who want to test it with real debugging workflows.

Do you and your team have a bug you’re still struggling to resolve? Bring it to BugByBug.

Join the beta here: https://t.co/QH0zM05ecu

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@MicrosoftLearn Debugging is going to look very different in the next 5 years and BugByBug is getting ready to change how developers investigate bugs.

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Explore our private beta
https://t.co/6W8lB7ZJGI.

[BugByBug @bugbybughq]

More debugging data doesn’t always mean you understand the failure.

Logs, traces, and error reports are useful, but scattered context makes connecting the dots harder.

Context aggregation brings the evidence together and root-cause analysis helps explain what caused the failure.

BugByBug helps developers connect incident context and investigate failures toward their root causes.

What’s harder for you: collecting evidence or interpreting it?

#Debugging #DeveloperTools #SoftwareEngineering

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@_jaydeepkarale The real headache begins when you have to connect all the dots to figure out what really caused the issue.

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@Joi2James Why not check out bugbybug?

https://t.co/QH0zM05ecu

[BugByBug @bugbybughq]

@realhisaacbrown Until it ends up taking 5 hours 😂

Well… this is the part where BugbyBug makes things easier

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@patrick_kuhnke_ Until production breaks and suddenly engineers become essential again.

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@MicroLaunchHQ Our goal this week is to keep talking about BugByBug until every engineering team and Developer knows there’s a better way to debug.

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@heyrapto We’re building something pretty cool over here 🙂‍↔️

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Yes, you can do it all yourself. But if a tool can save you hours of investigating a bug, that’s enough time to spend building better features and shipping faster. Sometimes, the smartest move isn’t doing everything yourself. but yes allowing others do it for you to make things easier for you

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@Taniyatweets_ Rust

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@IBM Hiii

Is this intern also a developer?

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@MicroLaunchHQ https://t.co/6W8lB7ZJGI

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Sometimes, the hardest part of debugging isn’t fixing the code. It’s understanding what actually went wrong.

The error you see might only be a symptom of something happening elsewhere in the system.

Before changing code, ask:
→ What triggered the failure?
→ What happened before it?
→ What evidence supports the suspected cause?

A plausible fix isn’t always the right fix.

What’s the first thing you investigate when a production bug appears?

#Debugging #SoftwareEngineering

[BugByBug @bugbybughq]

Sometimes, the hardest part of debugging isn’t fixing the code. It’s understanding what actually went wrong.

The error you see might only be a symptom of something happening elsewhere in the system.

Before changing code, ask:
→ What triggered the failure?
→ What happened before it?
→ What evidence supports the suspected cause?

A plausible fix isn’t always the right fix.

What’s the first thing you investigate when a production bug appears?

#Debugging #SoftwareEngineering

[BugByBug @bugbybughq]

@vineerpasam But what if they don’t want an alternative just yet but want LinkedIn to be better at what it already does.