DebugBundle Documentation
Learn how to capture, debug, and resolve production incidents with DebugBundle. Guides for SDKs, CLI, API, MCP, webhooks, and more.
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Quickstart
Go from zero to your first debug bundle in under 5 minutes. Start now →
What is DebugBundle?
Understand the core artifact, the product thesis, and who it's built for. Learn more →
How It Works
The 4-stage lifecycle: Capture → Ship → Process → Retrieve. See how →
By Topic
SDKs
Node.js, Browser, Python, PHP. Capture exceptions, logs, requests, and breadcrumbs. View SDKs →
CLI
Local-first workflows, incident inspection, log ingestion, cloud connectivity. View CLI →
API
RESTful HTTP API for ingestion, retrieval, webhooks, alerts, and project management. View API →
Webhooks
Real-time notifications when bundles are created, incidents spike, or verifications complete. View webhooks →
Security
Redaction, token scoping, webhook signing, data retention, and privacy controls. View security →
Installation
Install SDKs, CLI, or self-host DebugBundle with Docker Compose. Install →
For AI Agents
DebugBundle is designed for agent-first consumption. Every capability is available through three equal interfaces: CLI, API, and MCP.
- Agent Workflows — automation patterns, webhook pipelines, probe activation
- MCP Tools — Model Context Protocol server for IDE-based agents
llms.txt— machine-readable discovery file for LLMs and agents
Reference
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