Product walkthrough

From crash to patch in five steps.

Patchly closes the loop between a production error and a concrete fix — automatically, without you leaving your editor. Here is the full journey.

01 · Capture

Error captured in production

Your app throws an unhandled exception. Patchly's SDK intercepts it — browser or server — and sends the stack trace, breadcrumbs, and release context to the ingest API within milliseconds. No page reload, no user impact.

Exception caught

TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'id')

Capture

02 · Group

Repeated failures grouped into one issue

The same failure hits again from three different users. Patchly deduplicates by fingerprint — stack + message + release — and increments the event counter. When the threshold is crossed, it opens exactly one GitHub issue, not five.

Patchly dashboard showing TypeError, UnhandledRejection, and RangeError grouped with event counts, affected users, and GitHub issue badges

03 · Issue opened

GitHub issue opened automatically

Patchly's bot opens the issue in your repository with the full stack trace, affected-user count, release SHA, and a formatted breadcrumb trail. Your team can triage it like any other issue — label, assign, close.

GitHub issue opened by patchly[bot] showing the TypeError stack trace and an AI-generated repair note with a suggested unified diff

04 · AI fix proposed

Source-aware repair note posted as a comment

Patchly's AI reads the stack trace, fetches the relevant source files from your repository (resolved via source maps), and posts a repair note as a GitHub issue comment. The note includes a concrete diff — not a generic suggestion.

Dark terminal showing a Claude Code agent calling list_issues, get_repair_note, applying the fix, and marking patch proposed

05 · Resolved

Fix applied, issue closed

Your AI coding agent — Claude Code, Cursor, or similar — fetches the repair note via the Patchly MCP server, applies the diff, and marks the patch as proposed. The GitHub issue closes. The loop is complete.

Done

Patch proposed · Issue closed · Loop complete

Resolved

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