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Introducing Diagnose and Debug. Give your agent first-party backend context: health metrics, logs, errors, database checks, and more. Your coding agent catches backend issues now, then fixes them by working with your dedicated InsForge debugging agent. Agent <> Agent.

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InsForge3 months ago

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Tony Chang3 months ago

your agent can now debug for you!

AqibAi3 months ago

This is where agent workflows get interesting. One agent builds, another investigates, both share real backend context and collaborate on fixes automatically. From logs to resolution, the loop is getting shorter every day. 🔥

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