Founder-built error monitoring
Patchly exists because production errors should become patchable work.
The product is built by an indie founder who wants the loop from runtime failure to GitHub issue to agent fix to be concrete, inspectable, and fast.
Why this exists
The repair loop should be part of the error report.
Patchly came from the repeated workflow of asking coding agents to fix production errors by giving them stack traces, source snippets, and GitHub context. The product automates that loop: capture the failure, group the repeats, open the GitHub issue, and give the agent enough source context to propose a useful patch.
Our principles
Built for AI-assisted teams
Patchly focuses on the JavaScript and TypeScript production loop where agents already help ship fixes.
Production feedback beats guessing
When bugs do not arrive as tidy tickets, Patchly captures the runtime failure, opens the GitHub issue, and adds repair context.
Open by default
The SDK, agent workflow, and public roadmap are visible so users can inspect the path from error to issue.
What's next?
TypeScript today, Python next. Patchly is expanding language support while keeping the core promise the same: production context should travel with the issue.