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Anysphere launches Bugbot, an AI-powered tool that integrates with GitHub to detect coding errors introduced by humans or AI agents, for $40 per month per user

One of the most popular platforms for AI-assisted programming says the next era of vibe coding is all about supercharging error detection.

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  • @itsbyrobin Robin Ebers on x
    OK, so either Cursor has firmly abandoned their vibe coding user base, pursuing corporate instead, or they've lost it. $40/month for BugBot ON TOP for users already spending $20-60/month on their subscription? Unless you're working in corporate teams, I think it might be time [im…
  • @corwinperdomo Corwin on x
    .@cursor_ai just rolled out pricing for Bugbot (AI PR reviewer) $40/month or $32/month annually for 200 PRs and unlimited reviews. I was in the beta — Bugbot flagged 69 issues across 26 PRs and saved me over 50 hours. Soooooo worth it. [image]
  • @itsbyrobin Robin Ebers on x
    Claude Code Agents are sick I created a BugBot which ultrathinks and finds bugs in your codebase. Super simple, super efficient. Full setup + prompt in first comment. [image]
  • @munshipremchnd @munshipremchnd on x
    Say goodbye to coding errors with Bugbot! Anysphere's new AI tool integrates seamlessly with GitHub, catching sneaky mistakes made by humans and AI alike. All for just $40/month. Time to supercharge your coding vibes! Check it out: http://www.techmeme.com/...
  • @travismcpeak Travis McPeak on x
    Bugbot is one of the best tools I have used, go check it out for yourself!
  • @spikebrehm Spike Brehm on x
    Bugbot is so good it's insane
  • @hafezverde @hafezverde on x
    Cursor Bugbot has been incredible for my PRs on large codebases. But I do find it hard to justify the additional spend when a good linter (eg. BiomeJS), running builds, and some e2e testing solves the majority of bugs. The nicest feature from BugBot was pushing a commit, leaving …
  • @cfjwilliamson Charles Williamson on x
    Haven't seen anyone talk about Bugbot pricing here for Cursor, but I found this in my dashboard today [image]
  • @tillgpt @tillgpt on x
    cursor bugbot analytics are pretty neat. 58.5 engineering hours saved? those are rookie numbers! [image]
  • @cursor_ai @cursor_ai on x
    In the past month, Cursor found 1M+ bugs in human-written PRs. Over half were real logic issues that were fixed before merging. Today, we're releasing the system that spotted these bugs. It's already become a required pre-merge check for many teams. [video]
  • @jsmarr Joseph Smarr on x
    I've been using this for a while and it does indeed find a lot of subtle but real issues that normal copilot-style AIs missed (and also that I and my human reviewers often missed). Sometimes noisy but definitely a useful step forward, and I'm sure it will keep improving quickly.
  • @tnm Ted Nyman on x
    i've tried their PR reviewer, it's quite good! but pricing is crazy. companies use kit (our OSS PR reviewer; gives nearly as good results), at a literal fraction of the price (just tokens). or: use kit to build your own! ✨ https://github.com/... 📚 https://kit.cased.com/...
  • @jediahkatz Jediah Katz on x
    bugbot was so obviously our next big opportunity because it just works so well and @aye_aye_kaplan was obviously the guy to get it over the finish line