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DebugAI

DebugAI

Mohi Uddin

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AI-powered debugging — finds root causes, gives 3 ranked fixes with exact line numbers, understands your codebase via semantic search
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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DebugAI — AI-Powered Debugging for VS Code

Stop staring at error messages. Get the root cause and 3 ranked fixes in seconds.

DebugAI watches your terminal, analyzes errors using Claude AI, understands your entire codebase via semantic search, and gives you ranked fixes with exact line numbers — right inside VS Code.


How It Actually Works

  1. You get an error in your terminal
  2. Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) and search "DebugAI"
  3. Run DebugAI: Analyze Terminal Error — it captures the error automatically, no copy-pasting
  4. Get the root cause + 3 ranked fixes with confidence scores in seconds

Features

⚡ Terminal Error Analysis

Got a crash in your terminal? Run DebugAI: Analyze Terminal Error and it captures the error automatically. No selecting, no copying — just instant analysis.

🧠 Codebase-Aware Context

Index your project once with DebugAI: Index Entire Workspace. Every future analysis automatically pulls in relevant code from across your codebase — so fixes are specific to your project, not generic Stack Overflow answers.

🔍 3 Ranked Fixes with Confidence Scores

Every analysis gives you 3 fixes ranked by confidence (95%, 85%, 70%) with exact line numbers and explanations — so you know which fix to try first and why.

🔧 Auto-Apply Fixes

Click Apply Fix on any ranked fix to automatically navigate to the buggy line and apply the change directly in your editor.

📋 Session History

Every debug session is saved so you can reference previous fixes without re-analyzing.


Getting Started

Step 1 — Install DebugAI from the Marketplace

Step 2 — Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P), search "DebugAI: Set API Key" and enter your key from your invite email

Step 3 — Index your project once: search "DebugAI: Index Entire Workspace"

Step 4 — Next time you get a terminal error, search "DebugAI: Analyze Terminal Error" — done

Don't have an API key? Join the waitlist at debugai-six.vercel.app


All Commands

Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) and search "DebugAI" to see everything:

Command Description
DebugAI: Analyze Terminal Error Captures your terminal error and analyzes it — start here
DebugAI: Analyze Error Analyze any code or error message manually
DebugAI: Index Entire Workspace Index your codebase for context-aware debugging (do this once)
DebugAI: Set API Key Enter your DebugAI API key
DebugAI: Clear API Key Remove stored API key

Supported Languages

  • JavaScript / TypeScript
  • Python
  • More coming soon

Privacy

  • Your code is only sent when you explicitly trigger an analysis
  • API keys are stored in VS Code's encrypted secret storage — never in plaintext
  • We never store your full codebase — only vector embeddings for semantic search

Pricing

Tier Daily Debugs
Starter 30/day — free during beta
Pro 100/day — coming soon

Support

  • Email: optixonai@gmail.com
  • Waitlist & early access: debugai-six.vercel.app

Release Notes

1.2.1

  • Fixed feedback email and dashboard link
  • Secure API key storage (encrypted, never plaintext)
  • Improved indexing — skips venv, node_modules, build folders

1.2.0

  • Auto-apply fix with line navigation
  • Terminal error capture
  • Codebase indexing with semantic search
  • Session history sidebar
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