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Jam exists to make every bug report complete enough for humans and AI agents to fix.
Speed up software development
Software runs the world. Education, healthcare, finance, AI: every industry moves at the speed of its software teams. The faster those teams ship, the faster everything moves.
Jam exists to fix the slowest part of that loop: turning a bug into a working fix.
Make every bug fixable by humans and AI
Engineers still get bug tickets without console logs, network requests, or repro steps. They guess at what happened. Now their AI coding agents have to guess too.
Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and Codex are only as good as the context you give them. A vague bug ticket produces a vague pull request. A Jam produces a fix.
One click captures the bug with everything engineers and AI agents need to debug it: console logs, network requests, device info, repro steps, and a full session replay. Drop a Jam into your IDE, coding agent, or CI pipeline through the Jam MCP server, and the AI has the full picture before it writes a single line of code.
“A bug report is a prompt with context. Jam provides all the context that AI needs to fix the bug.”
This is what bug reporting looks like in the era of agentic software development: structured context that turns AI assistants from autocomplete into actual fixes.
Inspire beautiful, simple software
Most software is bloated and slow. Bug reporting was a textbook case: install five tools, fill ten fields, paste a screenshot, and type out repro steps. A computer should do that work.
Jam takes those steps away. One click captures everything. The link is shareable, works without an account, and can be easily consumed by Claude Code, Codex, or your favorite AI.
We hold a high bar for what simple, fast, crafted software feels like, and we hope it raises the bar for the rest of the industry.