Local-first by default
Run FailPack inside the repo, inspect reports locally and choose exactly when Cloud sync is used.
A local-first CLI and terminal workspace for failed commands, bug reports, Cloud history, test generation and focused AI agent investigations.
Run FailPack inside the repo, inspect reports locally and choose exactly when Cloud sync is used.
Common keys, tokens, credentials and sensitive files are excluded or scrubbed before sharing.
Bundle command output, git state, environment summary and project metadata into usable artifacts.
Generate standard local tests or use Expert AI test generation on paid plans for deeper coverage.
Run bug, security or chat agents from the CLI with plan-aware budgets and controlled local tools.
Type only failpack to open a terminal interface with suggestions, workspace state and guided actions.
Open the interactive CLI or run a direct command
Capture a failure package with redacted logs and artifacts
Sync to Cloud, analyze with the agent or share a clean report
Readable failure summary with command, status, environment and next debugging context.
Prompt-ready context for coding agents, AI assistants, GitHub issues and support threads.
Structured metadata used by Cloud, report previews, analysis and automation.
Optional portable bundle with the safe report package and selected artifacts.
failpackfailpack initfailpack capture --cmd "npm run build"failpack cloud sync onfailpack agent securityfailpack test --expertExplore the CLI docsFailPack Cloud syncs project reports, version state, artifacts, workspace access and agent results without changing the local-first capture model.
For solo developers who want clean local reports and a real taste of Cloud.
A practical starter Cloud plan for regular debugging history.
For developers who want AI-assisted bug and security investigations.
For heavy solo work, deeper reviews and larger AI-assisted test runs.
For teams that need shared workspaces, seats, audit history and the highest agent profile.
Install FailPack, run the interactive CLI, capture a failure and send clean context to the right place.
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