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DebugIQ

DebugIQ

Santiago Marin

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AI-aware debugging for teams that use AI to code
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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DebugIQ

Find real bugs faster in AI-generated code, before they hit production.

DebugIQ adds fast triage, explainable learning mode, and repeat-pattern warnings directly inside VS Code.

Why DebugIQ

  • Debug AI-generated code in seconds, not after a failed commit or incident.
  • Get severity-ranked findings with clear line ranges and actionable next steps.
  • Keep analysis workflow inside your editor with minimal setup.
  • Preserve privacy: no raw source code sent to DebugIQ backend.

Core Workflows

Command What it does Requires
DebugIQ: Run Demo Analysis Instant sample run to preview the full UX Nothing
DebugIQ: Quick Debug (AI) Fast bug triage for selected code GitHub Copilot
DebugIQ: Learn Debug (AI with Explanations) Guided explanation and coaching output GitHub Copilot
DebugIQ: Install Pre-Commit Hook Warn-only hook for repeated bug signatures Git repo

Results are rendered in the DebugIQ sidebar for quick scanning and iteration.

Quick Start

  1. Open any Python or TypeScript file.
  2. Select the code block you want to analyze.
  3. Open Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P) and search DebugIQ.
  4. Run Run Demo Analysis for an instant preview, then Quick Debug for real analysis.

Screenshots

Command palette showing DebugIQ commands Command palette discoverability: run Demo, Quick Debug, Learn Debug, and diagnostics in one place.

Quick Debug results on selected code Quick Debug returns severity-ranked findings and fix hints for fast triage.

Learn Debug with educational explanation Learn Debug explains each issue with root cause and practical remediation guidance.

Learn Debug exercise section Learn mode includes a concrete exercise to reinforce secure coding habits.

Privacy and Security

  • Raw source code is not sent to DebugIQ backend endpoints.
  • AI analysis is executed through GitHub Copilot in the extension workflow.
  • DebugIQ stores only structured findings and anonymized signature hashes when authenticated.

Requirements

  • VS Code 1.90+
  • GitHub Copilot extension for Quick Debug and Learn Debug
  • Demo Mode works without Copilot

Extension Settings

Setting Default Description
debugiq.apiBaseUrl (production URL) Override backend URL for local development
debugiq.signature.enabled true Enable bug signature tracking
debugiq.signature.sensitivity balanced Rule sensitivity: strict or balanced
debugiq.hook.warnOn new-signature Controls when the pre-commit hook warns
debugiq.outputLanguage auto Output language for notifications and sidebar: auto, en, es

Limitations

  • Quick Debug and Learn Debug depend on GitHub Copilot availability.
  • Without Copilot, DebugIQ falls back gracefully to Demo Mode.
  • Team dashboards, Dojo progression, and billing are planned for a future web experience.

Troubleshooting

  • Commands missing: reload VS Code window, then search DebugIQ in Command Palette.
  • No AI output: ensure GitHub Copilot is installed and enabled.
  • Login issues on non-prod: verify debugiq.apiBaseUrl points to the correct backend.

Links

  • Repository: https://github.com/msanti14/debugiq
  • Issues and support: https://github.com/msanti14/debugiq/issues
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