How do I install DebugBundle?

Run "npx @agentpowers/cli install debugbundle" in your terminal. It's free — no license key required. The skill is ready to use in your next AI assistant session.

How much does DebugBundle cost?

DebugBundle is free. No subscriptions or recurring fees.

What platforms does DebugBundle work with?

DebugBundle works with any MCP-compatible AI assistant including Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and more. Install once and use it across all your tools.

Is DebugBundle safe to use?

DebugBundle is hosted externally. Review the source listing and security details before installing.

DebugBundle

by DebugBundle

1 v1.7.0

Free

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About this skill

Use DebugBundle for runtime error reporting, crash reporting, incident reporting, incident response, live app monitoring, and production monitoring focused o...

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When you run npx @agentpowers/cli install debugbundle, AgentPowers downloads the package to a sandbox and runs a full security scan (ClamAV, Snyk, GuardDog, VirusTotal) before allowing installation. If the scan fails, installation is blocked.

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