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You ever have that one bug that refuses to die? We’d fix it, test it, ship it. Two weeks later, it’s back. Different users, same ghost. For our team, the turning point was when we could see it. Rollbar Session Replay showed the user flow right before the crash, and suddenly the cause wasn’t mysterious anymore. Just fixable.

Imagine this workflow: error occurs, AI agent analyzes it, writes a fix, creates a PR, and you just review and merge. We're making this real. Our AI agent integrates with GitHub Actions and connects to Rollbar's error data. Set up frequency rules or click a single button to generate fixes. The agent handles the hunting, you handle the reviewing. We're looking for alpha testers to help us perfect this workflow. No charge for alpha participants. Contact us or send a DM to join the early access program

Session Replay is in beta. We've built it directly into error monitoring so you can open an error and watch exactly what the user did before it broke. Clicks, inputs, navigation, timing, and device context are all there next to your stack trace. If shortening triage from hours to minutes matters to your team, enable it today, and see the difference.

Two major SDK updates shipped this week: Our Java SDK now captures ANR (Application Not Responding) events in Android apps with full thread information. When your app freezes, you'll see exactly what caused the hang. WordPress plugin v3.0 brings telemetry support with 219 preconfigured actions, PHP 8.1-8.4 support, and a native-looking admin UI. Install via Composer or the WordPress plugin directory. Both updates focus on giving you more context when things break, so you spend less time reproducing and more time fixing. Java SDK: https://lnkd.in/gAY8YRZb WordPress: https://lnkd.in/gpUBPUag #wordpress #android #debugging #php

We shipped several major updates this month at Rollbar: - Android ANR detection in our Java SDK captures exactly what causes app freezes - WordPress plugin v3.0 with 219 preconfigured telemetry actions - Session Replay Beta 3 adds DOM event capture for better context - Automatic webhook shutoff protects integrations during error storms - AI Bug Solver (Alpha) - our new feature that creates PRs from errors We're currently testing the AI Bug Solver on our own systems and it's already fixed several intermittent issues. If you're interested in joining the alpha and getting AI-generated pull requests for your errors, reach out. We'd love your feedback as we build this. Full release notes: https://lnkd.in/g85RSfjA #developer #debugging #errormonitoring #AI #devtools

Reproducing errors just got easier. In Beta 3 of Session Replay, we’ve added DOM events like input, status changes, clicks, and drag-and-drop. Pair those with stack traces and you’ll see the full story of what led to an error. The beta runs about one more month, with 5K free replays per account.

Session Replay Beta 3 is live. Now with input, click, drag-and-drop, and status events captured right alongside your replays. More context. Less guesswork. Faster fixes. Remember, 5K free replays are included with every account during beta. Try them while you can.

Vibe coding is everywhere, and the speed feels great until something breaks. Does debugging slow everything back down or is it the new center of the job? Curious how you see it.

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Less noise, more focus. Error grouping and intelligent filtering mean your team only sees what matters. Spend less time sifting, more time shipping.