FaultFixer

What it does

Every website and app, vibe-coded or not, hides front-end and server errors in the background, especially once there are real users. FaultFixer catches these issues, generates an AI-powered diagnosis, & notifies you across multiple channels. The magic: it plugs into Claude, Codex, Cursor & other AI tools beautifully over MCP so your AI fixes the bug with full context. And, you always keep staying inside your AI tool. Just say "list issues" to your Claude, Cursor.. (and "fix issues" later on).

FaultFixer is the immune system for your sites & apps. Paste one line and we catch every front-end and back-end error, diagnose it with AI, and hand it straight to your AI coding tool over MCP.

Paste one line of code. FaultFixer detects every front-end and back-end error, diagnoses the root cause with AI, and hands it straight to your AI coding tool. <!-- Paste once. That's the whole install. --> <script src = "https://ingest.faultfixer.com/sdk/v1.js?key=YOUR_KEY" async ></script> Works great with AI coding For websites & apps to self-heal themselves. Connect once over MCP, in all your AI tools. Your agent reads live issues — root cause, fix suggestion, and impact — and ships the change. Drop it into anything you've already built. No rewrites, no lock-in. Auto-file diagnosed, fix-ready issues straight into your issue tracker — GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket — route them to the…from faultfixer.com

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