Local-first by default
Capture command output, git state and project metadata on your machine before anything goes to Cloud.
Capture the exact failure context behind broken builds, command errors and regressions. Keep reports clean, redacted and ready for a teammate or AI review.
Capture command output, git state and project metadata on your machine before anything goes to Cloud.
Common keys, tokens and credentials are scrubbed before reports are saved or uploaded.
Generate prompts and structured context that an AI assistant can actually reason about.
Create local unit test scaffolds offline, then use Expert AI on paid plans for deeper logic-aware coverage.
Run focused bug and security investigations from the CLI with controlled cloud budgets and local tool execution.
Inspect public files, dependency risk, auth boundaries and report evidence without exposing private artifacts.
Run a failing command through FailPack
Review the local report and redacted context
Share with AI, GitHub, support or FailPack Cloud
A readable bug report with command output, detected project context and status.
A prompt-ready version of the same failure for AI assistants and coding agents.
Structured metadata for automation, dashboards and repeatable analysis.
An optional portable bundle when a teammate or support channel needs the full package.
failpack capture --cmd "npm run build"failpack ai --error ./error.log --include-difffailpack cloud uploadfailpack analyzefailpack test --expertExplore the CLI docsFailPack Cloud syncs report versions, fixed/unfixed states, team visibility and AI analysis results without compromising local-first capture.
For local use, clean captures and basic test scaffolds.
A low-cost Cloud plan with local test generation included.
For developers who want AI-assisted debugging and practical test coverage.
For heavier debugging, deeper AI review and larger test generation runs.
For teams that need shared workspaces, audit controls and heavy Expert AI usage.
Install FailPack, capture a failure, and keep the context clean from the first report.
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