Frequently Asked Questions about using our AI debugging assistant
LogiFix is an AI-powered debugging assistant that analyzes error logs, API responses, and other debugging information to provide intelligent solutions. Here's how to get the most out of it:
What it is: Direct pasting of error messages, log snippets, or API responses.
Best for: Quick analysis of error messages that you've copied from your console, terminal, or application logs.
How to use: Simply paste your error text in the provided text area and click "Analyze".
What it is: Path to a log file stored on the server.
Best for: Analyzing application logs that are saved on the server filesystem.
How to use: Enter the absolute or relative path to the log file (e.g., "/var/log/application.log" or "logs/errors.log").
What it is: URL endpoint that returns logs or error data.
Best for: Retrieving logs from remote services, microservices, or log aggregation APIs.
How to use: Enter the full URL of the API endpoint that returns log data (e.g., "https://api.example.com/logs").
What it is: SQL query to retrieve log data from a database.
Best for: Applications that store logs in a database table.
How to use: Enter the database path and a SQL query that retrieves log entries.
Example query: SELECT message, timestamp, level FROM error_logs WHERE level = 'ERROR' ORDER BY timestamp DESC LIMIT 10
What it is: HTTP Archive (HAR) file that captures network activity.
Best for: Debugging web application issues, API problems, or network-related errors.
How to use: Upload a HAR file exported from your browser's developer tools.
How to generate a HAR file:
Identifies the specific type of error detected in your logs (e.g., "NullPointerException", "TypeError", "Database Connection Failure").
The fundamental reason behind the error, analyzing what triggered the error condition.
Rates how critical the error is:
Practical solutions and steps to resolve the error, ranging from code changes to configuration adjustments.
When applicable, the AI provides sample code to implement the suggested fixes.
Related Stack Overflow questions and answers that might provide additional context or alternative solutions.
LogiFix offers multiple subscription plans to meet your debugging needs. Here's everything you need to know about our plans:
| Feature | Free | Pro | Business |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly Analyses | 10 | 100 | Unlimited |
| History Retention | 7 days | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| HAR Analysis | |||
| Advanced API Debugging | |||
| Stack Overflow Integration | Basic | Advanced | Advanced |
| Team Access | 10 users | ||
| Priority Processing |
All plans are billed monthly. Your subscription will automatically renew each month until canceled. We accept all major credit cards through our secure payment processor, Stripe.
Yes, you can change your plan at any time:
If you reach your monthly analysis limit, you'll need to upgrade to a higher tier plan or wait until your next billing cycle for your quota to reset. We'll notify you when you're approaching your limit.
You can cancel your subscription at any time from your account settings. After cancellation, your plan will remain active until the end of your current billing period, then automatically downgrade to the Free plan.
Need something more tailored to your organization? Our Business plan can be customized for enterprise requirements:
LogiFix offers a REST API for programmatic debugging integration:
API documentation is available for Pro and Business plan subscribers.
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