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2 issues found
A network error and a console error detected that may require your attention.
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Review suggested changes and create a pull request
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Ingest Evidence
Brie extension, MCP server, and observability tools feed into one stream. Screenshots, console errors, network failures, session replays, DOM snapshots, and user actions, all captured with full context automatically.
Normalize & Merge Duplicates
Brie groups reports by semantic similarity, matching stack traces, URLs, and error signatures. Duplicate reports are merged into one canonical bug case. Same root cause, one ticket.
Order API returns 404 on /api/order
Prioritize & Route
Each bug gets a priority status based on frequency and user impact, is traced back to the commit that likely introduced it, and is assigned to the right team, via Linear, Jira, or wherever your team uses.
Generate fix & Draft PR
Brie analyzes the evidence, pinpoints the root cause in your codebase, and drafts a pull request with the fix. Review, approve and merge it.
Notify your team
Updates go out to Slack, Discord, and email automatically before anyone asks. Bug reported, fix merged, and the team notified.
Brie Botin #bugsBug fixed: Order API returns 404 on /api/order
PR #247 merged by @sarah
Order API returns 404 on /api/order
Brie Botin #bugsBug fixed: Order API returns 404 on /api/order
PR #247 merged by @sarah
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Frequently asked questions
What is Brie?
Brie is a bug reporting browser extension that captures screenshots, video, console logs, network requests, user actions, and session replay so developers can reproduce issues faster. It is built for QA, support, product, and engineering teams who need developer-ready bug reports.
What does a Brie bug report include?
A report can bundle a screenshot or video, the browser console logs, network requests with status codes and timing, the user actions leading up to the bug, and a session replay, along with browser, OS, and viewport details. Everything is shared through a single link.
How does Brie handle sensitive data?
Network requests are redacted in the browser before anything is stored. Brie uses regex patterns and a list of 50+ sensitive field names to replace JWT/Bearer tokens, API keys, authorization and cookie headers, credentials, and financial data such as card numbers with [REDACTED_BY_BRIE]. Session recording is automatically blocked on login pages, payment forms, password managers, and identity providers, and you can add your own per-host denylist.
How does session replay work?
Brie records a lightweight replay of the session so developers can watch exactly what happened before the bug instead of guessing from a written description. Recording is skipped on sensitive pages, and you can disable it for specific domains.
Which browsers does Brie support?
Brie works on Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, and Chromium. For Safari, check the install options on the Brie site for current availability.
Is Brie open source?
Yes, the Brie browser extension is open source on GitHub at github.com/briehq/brie-extension.
How long does Brie keep my bug reports?
Bug reports are retained for 90 days by default, then deleted. You can also delete any report you have captured at any time. For account and data deletion and your full privacy rights, see the Brie Privacy Policy.
Do you have a REST API?
Yes. Brie ships with a fully documented REST API so you can fetch slices, list sessions, and hook Brie into your own tooling. See the reference at brie.io/docs.
Do you have an MCP server?
Yes. Our MCP (Model Context Protocol) server lets AI assistants query Brie directly, pull captured bug context, and cite session replays. Setup instructions live in the docs.
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