Paladin – An AI trigger to fix your sh*t production bugs
Everyone hates production bugs. Users get frustrated. Engineers get paged. Development gets delayed. But what if many of those bugs could be fixed automatically? Enter Paladin, a tool I built that automatically sends you a pull request to fix bugs shortly after they occur. A little over a month ago, I posted my hacky but effective AI setup for fixing production bugs to Reddit (https://redd.it/1jibmtc). 300+ devs messaged me or commented wanting to try it out, so I’ve been spending the past weeks refining it into Paladin, and excited to release it today! How it works: Paladin…
Paladin – An AI trigger to fix your sh*t production bugs launched on May 6, 2025 with 5 votes and more than 75% of that year's launches.
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Everyone hates production bugs. Users get frustrated. Engineers get paged. Development gets delayed. But what if many of those bugs could be fixed automatically? Enter Paladin, a tool I built that automatically sends you a pull request to fix bugs shortly after they occur. A little over a month ago, I posted my hacky…
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