Responder is an AI bug-fixing agent that plugs into the Sentry or Datadog Slack channel you already run. One-click synch, no new telemetry to install. On every alert it investigates with full context, filters out the noise, and for real issues replies right in the thread with the root cause, the evidence, and a mergeable PR. Prompts, memory, repo access, and escalation rules are fully customizable, so you're building your own debugging agent, not renting ours.
Hey ProductHunt! Nicolò here, co-founder of Superlog.
A lot of you started using Superlog after our first launch, and honestly the feedback shaped this one. The thing we kept hearing: "I already have telemetry set up, my alerts already land in Slack. I don't want another dashboard to click through. I just want the bug fixed."
Fair. So we built exactly that.
Superlog Responder lives in the ops channel where your alerts already show up. When something breaks, it doesn't ping you to go investigate, it investigates itself, using your Datadog, your Sentry, your Notion, your repo, your read-only DB. Then it opens a PR with the fix.
You wake up to a diagnosis and a draft PR instead of a red channel and a 3am panic about which century it is.
And because it's open source and fully customizable (prompts, memory, tools, repo), you're not renting our agent. You're building your own debugging teammate, on your data, on your infra. Cloud option if you'd rather not deal with the deployment.
We'd love your feedback, and we're onboarding early teams by hand this week. Ask us anything below.
About Superlog Responder on Product Hunt
“Free, open-source AI bug-fixing agent”
Superlog Responder launched on Product Hunt on August 6th, 2026 and earned 294 upvotes and 41 comments, earning #3 Product of the Day. Responder is an AI bug-fixing agent that plugs into the Sentry or Datadog Slack channel you already run. One-click synch, no new telemetry to install. On every alert it investigates with full context, filters out the noise, and for real issues replies right in the thread with the root cause, the evidence, and a mergeable PR. Prompts, memory, repo access, and escalation rules are fully customizable, so you're building your own debugging agent, not renting ours.
On the analytics side, Superlog Responder competes within Developer Tools, Artificial Intelligence and GitHub — topics that collectively have 1M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Superlog Responder performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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