JamGPT

JamGPT is an AI debugging assistant, aimed at helping the engineers who receive Jam bug reports debug and fix code faster.

It's integrated into Jams and uses logs, network requests, device data, and session replays to identify root causes and recommend fixes.

JamGPT has all the context of the browser during the bug (because it is fed with data from the Jam). And then it saves you some Google searches and suggests to you some fixes. Then you can give it the broken code and it will rewrite it with the fix.

JamGPT offers the following functionalities to simplify the debugging process:

• Identify root cause – With full context of the bug report, JamGPT suggests potential causes, eliminating the need for endless Stack Overflow searches.

• Fix code – Send broken code to JamGPT and receive bug-free, rewritten code in return.

• Tackle CSS issues – JamGPT knows CSS, and is ready to resolve responsive or design issues by rewriting your CSS.

• Adapt to any framework – Whether it's a JS framework or CSS library, JamGPT adjusts and provides suitable suggestions.

• Interactive pair programming – The chat interface allows continuous conversation with JamGPT, refining its suggestions based on your findings.

• Customize verbosity – Switch between verbose and concise modes depending on your needs, for detailed explanations or quick TLDRs.

Data privacy

We use the OpenAI API to power JamGPT.

JamGPT is opt-in, meaning your data does not touch the OpenAI API's unless you explicitly opt in by clicking "Yes" when asked:

OpenAI does not use data from JamGPT to train its models. OpenAI added an API policy in March 2023 that "OpenAI will not use data submitted by customers via our API to train or improve our models" (https://openai.com/policies/api-data-usage-policies)