Fixbeast™
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From production exception to pull request.
Fixbeast investigates real production failures against your code and production context, reproduces the bug with a failing test, writes the fix, runs your checks, and opens a pull request.
Fixbeast runs as one self-contained service. Add your Spring application, point its errors at Fixbeast, and keep working the way you already do.
Self-contained builds ship with their own Java runtime for macOS and Linux, Intel and ARM.
One command creates the config, database, secrets store and inbox.
The Spring integration turns tracked exceptions into Fixbeast occurrences.
Run this inside the repo. Fixbeast reads the git remote and walks you through the rest.
Fixbeast works the problem. It starts with the real failure, uses your repository and production context, proves its diagnosis, makes the change and runs your checks.
Fixbeast does not throw every exception at a model.
It screens first. Repeated noise, known failures and unchanged context stay cheap. New information gets intelligence.
One noisy production bug does not become hundreds of model calls.
Reopen, growth, new context, first non-owner occurrence, or a manual request.
Cap investigations, fix attempts and total model spend per installation.
Fixbeast can keep receiving and grouping errors without silently burning through more AI spend.
A production error should not disappear into an alert channel. Fixbeast keeps the investigation, evidence, fix and post-merge observation together.
FixbeastRepeated occurrences grouped. Investigation triggered.
Missing empty-state check confirmed in repository context.
The test fails before the change and passes after it.
Your configured checks completed successfully.
Small change, reproducing test and explanation ready in GitHub.
If the same failure returns, the investigation reopens.
The enterprise story is not a separate product. It is the way Fixbeast is designed.
Run the same Fixbeast build inside your own network. Local SQLite by default; no central SaaS database required.
Fixbeast writes the change and opens the pull request. It does not merge behind your back.
Each installation uses its own runner credential, with explicit limits on investigations, fix attempts and spend.
Polling sources and polled git hosts let Fixbeast work from inside networks that do not expose inbound services.
Connect the code, the errors, the context Fixbeast may read, the verification command it must pass, and the limits it must respect.
Install Fixbeast, connect a Spring application, and let the next real production failure work its way from exception to pull request.