BugTape — Build more. Chase less.

0–4s
You ship fast. Keep it that way.
Bug reports that work with your coding agent. CLI preview: sign in first.

4–9s
Something broke. Capture the moment, not just the error.
Example checkout failure: POST /api/checkout → 500.

9–12.125s
The bug. The whole story.
Replay, network and console evidence — when enabled.

12.125–15s
The captured request and console.
See what happened before it failed.

15–18s
Give your agent a place to start.
You stay in control.

18–21s
Send evidence. Track pickup.
Review any linked PR before release.

21–25.333s
Your agent. Your workflow.
MCP connection — documentation preview.

25.333–27s
Then open /mcp and sign in.
Review access before you allow it.

27–29.833s
One clear path to getting ready.
Start free.

29.833–34s
Follow guided setup. Send a real report.
Step by step. Pick up where you left off.

34–37s
People and agents. One shared inbox.
Triage. Keep context. Follow up.

37–40s
Follow the work.
Watch the next release for recurrence.

40–42.05s
Build more. Chase less.
Bug reports that work with your agent.

42.05–46s
Start free at bugtape.ai

Additional on-screen copy
For builders and the agents they build with.
A failed checkout. A real user moment.
Claude · Cursor · Codex · other MCP clients.
Every product capture uses synthetic example data.

Terminal preview (0–4s)
$ npx -y https://app.bugtape.ai/cli/bugtape-0.1.2.tgz live
After CLI sign-in. No command is executed.

MCP connection — documentation preview (21–27s)
$ claude mcp add --transport http bugtape https://app.bugtape.ai/mcp

Then open /mcp in Claude Code and sign in. Review access before you allow it. Read https://bugtape.ai/docs/mcp-install/ for the full OAuth and token-based guides. No agent is dispatched and no command is executed by this film.

Visual descriptions
Created in Higgsfield's native Higgsedit editor. Amber light moves behind animated product layers and titles. The film shows an example checkout failure, the actual BugTape issue screen with replay, captured network requests and console entries, an example agent handoff with a linked PR, a typed documented MCP connection command, the public signup form, the guided setup screen and the issues inbox. Product captures contain synthetic data. No signup is completed by the film. A linked PR is reported by the agent and must be reviewed; it does not prove a fix. Capture depends on SDK configuration.

Sound
Keyboard: 'Typing on Keychron V1 Ultra (Red Linear Switch)' by C40115, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Real keystrokes in their recorded order and level, with long pauses shortened so each command starts and ends with its on-screen text; EQ. Only the opening and MCP commands make typing sounds; the small product tags stay silent. Music: 'Neon' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au. No Melody mix, source 24-70 seconds, trimmed, EQ, fades and level ducking under the keyboard. Sources: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Typing_on_Keychron_V1_Ultra_(Red_Linear_Switch).wav and https://www.scottbuckley.com.au/library/neon/. Licence: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ (both). No movie samples or speech. The story remains readable through the picture, captions and this transcript. Playback and volume are controlled by the viewer.