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Bugwalk compared with AI Bridge
DetailBugwalk logo BugwalkAI Bridge logo AI Bridge
What it doesAn AI debug engineer that finds why code failed and opens a pull request for you to review Run multiple AI coding agents side by side on your Mac, organized by the job each one does
StageNot given Not given
FoundedNot given Not given
Based inNot given AU
Pricing modelFree trial Freemium
PricingPro: $39 per project per month (100 investigations, 5 pull requests per month, 1 million events per month, 30 days history, 1 repository, 3 members). Team: $149 per project per month (1,000 investigations, 20 pull requests per month, 10 million events per month, 90 days history, unlimited repositori Free: $0 for good (every feature with limits). Pro: $9.99/month or $99.99/year. Team: $14.99 per seat per month or $149.99 per seat per year.
Key features
  • Session replay of customer visits with all clicks, requests and errors on one page
  • Automatic root cause analysis identifying the exact line of code that failed
  • Automatic pull request generation with proposed fixes ready for review
  • Support for React, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt, SvelteKit, Angular, Express, NestJS, Fastify, FastAPI, Django, Go and more
  • OpenTelemetry integration for Java, .NET, Ruby and PHP
  • Grouping of the same bug across multiple users with affected user count
  • Privacy protection removing passwords, card numbers and API keys before sending
  • Investigation reports with confidence levels and evidence citations
  • Live demo with real shop and real failures without account required
  • Run Claude Code, Codex, Grok and OpenCode in separate real terminals
  • Organize agents by workspace with instructions and context files
  • Browse Kubernetes clusters and manage deployments
  • Query Postgres and MongoDB databases in plain English
  • Connect agents to Slack channels for automated responses
  • Schedule automations with state tracking and logging
  • Store settings and automations as plain YAML and markdown files
  • Use Assist to automate app tasks with approval control
  • Import existing Claude Code, Codex, Grok and OpenCode sessions
What makes it different
  • Reduces small bug debugging from ~4 hours to one pull request review
  • Every fix is a pull request on its own branch with no automatic merging
  • Analyzes the exact version of code that was live, not your current branch
  • SDK and server are open source under Apache 2.0 license
  • Self-hosting coming soon for teams preferring on-premise deployment
  • Run agents without polluting their context with each other's work
  • All code and conversations stay on your Mac, never sent to AI Bridge
  • Keep your setup readable and portable with plain YAML files
  • No lock-in because configuration is in files you own
  • Single interface for agents, Kubernetes, databases, and Slack
Community votes00
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Trust Flow (Majestic)11
Citation Flow (Majestic)1817
Referring domains (Majestic)65

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