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DebugBundle sends structured incident context into GitHub workflows. Connect a repository, define severity and environment rules, and dispatch bundle and reproduction links to GitHub Actions or agent workflows for triage.

Capabilities

• Dispatches structured incident and improvement events to GitHub repositories through the DebugBundle GitHub App • Filters automation by event type, severity, environment, service, and cooldown • Provides stable links to the latest bundle and reproduction artifact • Shows delivery history and supports retry for failed dispatches

Benefits

• Faster triage: Incident context reaches the repository where work already happens • Less noise: Rules limit dispatches to the cases that matter • Clear handoff: Workflows and agents receive structured context instead of fragmented logs • Controlled automation: DebugBundle sends context, and your GitHub workflows decide what to do next

Getting Started

Requirements:

• Plan: Solo or Team • User Permissions: Organization owner or project admin to connect GitHub and assign a repository • Availability: Available for hosted DebugBundle and self-hosted deployments with GitHub App setup

Setup Process:

• Install the DebugBundle GitHub App • Connect a repository to a DebugBundle project • Create dispatch rules for the incidents you want to send • Add a GitHub Actions workflow that handles DebugBundle dispatch events

Example Workflows

• Trigger a workflow for new high-severity production incidents • Re-triage reopened incidents with an agent workflow • Create an internal issue after fetching the linked bundle • Use the reproduction artifact in a follow-up automation step

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