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So, how does Telebugs work?

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Telebugs runs on your server
and tracks errors.

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That's the whole job.

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Start by creating a project.

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Give it a name, choose your platform,
and copy the DSN.

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If your application already uses Sentry,

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keep the SDK and replace its existing DSN.

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Trigger an error, and there it is.

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If the same thing keeps breaking,

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Telebugs groups the reports together

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instead of filling your screen
with duplicates.

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Install Telebugs on your phone,
and it behaves like an app.

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Push notifications arrive
even when the browser is closed.

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Tap one, and Telebugs opens
the error directly.

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You can see what happened and claim it,

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so your team knows someone
is taking care of it.

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Back at your desk,
open the latest report.

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Everything the SDK captured is there,

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including the backtrace, request,
affected user,

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breadcrumbs, and local variables.

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When a frame belongs to your application,

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open the file directly in your editor.

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If you need the report somewhere else,

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view it as Markdown.

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You get a clean version for an issue,

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a pull request, or an AI chat.

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And if your AI coding tool supports MCP,

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connect it directly to Telebugs.

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It can fetch the same report
while you work on the fix.

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When the bug is fixed, resolve it.

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If it comes back, Telebugs reopens it
and lets you know.

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That's Telebugs.

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It shows you what happened
and helps you fix the bug.

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Then it gets out of the way.