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Upload source maps, integrate with your framework, and debug with tools that feel like part of your existing development process.

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CI to prod

Wired into every step of your pipeline.

From `git push` to a healthy production release — VibeBack rides along the whole way.

01

Push.

CI uploads source maps and release tags on merge.

02

Guard.

New error classes block the rollout until acknowledged.

03

Roll.

Progressive deploys with error-budget guardrails per env.

04

Repro.

AI drafts a repro branch and opens a PR against the file.

Terminal

A CLI that just works.

Upload maps, tail live events, run reproductions — all from the shell you already have open.

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vb-cli
$ vb source-maps upload --release v1.42.0 dist/
✓ uploaded 6 maps · linked to release v1.42.0
$ vb tail --env prod --level error
· TypeError · Checkout.tsx:142 · 3 users hit
$ vb repro --issue 4821 --open-pr
✓ branch fix/checkout-4821 · PR #219 opened
Capabilities

Ship faster, break less.

CLI

Upload source maps, run reproductions, sync configs — from any pipeline.

Framework SDKs

React, Vue, Next, Node, Django, Rails — install in one line, autoconfigure.

Git integrations

Replay → stack trace → commit → PR. Link the fix to the report.

CI/CD hooks

Fail builds on new error classes. Guard rollouts with error budgets.

Environments

Scope events by env, release, and tenant. Segment fixes cleanly.

AI repro

The agent drafts a repro branch and opens a PR against the offending file.

Questions

Asked and answered.

The things people ask before they switch it on.

Upload your source maps to VibeBack and minified stack traces are mapped back to your original code.

Yes, where session replay is switched on for your site: a replay of the visit sits alongside the error it led to.

Yes. Developer integrations push widget submissions and errors to your engineering tool automatically, starting with eSimplified.

Yes. Create a developer token in settings and use it from your build pipeline or scripts; tokens expire and can be revoked at any time.

It loads asynchronously after your page, so it never blocks your own content from rendering.

Code. Commit. Ship. Repeat.

Equip your team with developer tools that fit naturally into every stage of your pipeline.