Comparison

TraceBug vs Jam

Jam sends the bug to a dashboard. TraceBug sends it to your AI agent.

Try TraceBug in 30 seconds:

$ npm install tracebug-sdk
import TraceBug from "tracebug-sdk";
TraceBug.init({ projectId: "my-app" });

Why developers choose TraceBug over Jam

AI-agent ready — a local MCP server hands the report to Claude Code, Cursor, or Windsurf to fix; Jam is built for a human dashboard
Every report embeds a generated failing test the agent runs to verify the fix
Local-first, zero backend — the report is one self-contained .html file, nothing is uploaded
Free and open source (MIT) — Jam is a paid cloud product
Works offline — open the report file with no network, no login
Secrets auto-masked at capture (JWTs, API keys) before they ever enter the file

When Jam might be a better fit

Jam has a hosted team dashboard with shared links out of the box
Jam offers cloud storage and cross-device history
Jam's onboarding needs no local MCP setup for the AI step

Ready to try TraceBug?

Free, open source, and takes under 2 minutes to set up.