Error Reports
Telebugs collects rich error reports using compatible Sentry SDKs. Each report contains stack traces, request data, breadcrumbs, tags, and more to help you diagnose problems quickly.
Similar errors are automatically grouped into issues to reduce noise.
Teams can add notes (with attachments) to discuss and track resolution (see Notes and Collaboration).
Investigating with a Coding Agent
If your coding agent is connected to Telebugs MCP, open an error group or an individual report and select Copy for LLMs. Paste the copied prompt into the agent while it has the corresponding repository open.
The clipboard prompt contains stable Telebugs identifiers and generic workflow instructions only. It does not include error messages, backtraces, request data, user data, notes, secrets, or other production payloads. The action only copies text; it does not start an agent or edit code.
The agent uses its authorized Telebugs MCP connection to retrieve the error context, inspect the repository, and propose a fix without editing first. See Agent Investigations for the complete workflow and security model.
Keyboard Navigation
When viewing the reports within an error group, use J / K or the arrow keys
to move through the visible reports. Use O or Enter to open the highlighted
report, or press Escape to clear the highlight.
On an individual report, use P / N for the previous or next occurrence and
U to return to the originating list. R, M, and A provide the current
resolve, mute, and self-claim actions on every error-group tab.
Press Command-K or Control-K to open the command palette. On the Reports
tab it can open message search and date filters. On an individual report it
includes available occurrence navigation and error actions.
The Reports chart includes View data table, which exposes exact time-series values and release links in a keyboard-accessible format. With the table open, select Download CSV to export the selected range. Comparison exports include both periods.
See Accessibility for the complete shortcut reference, custom assignments, favorites, and safety behavior.
See the following sections for details.