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Debug Mode uses your IDE’s debugger to capture what’s actually happening when a bug occurs. The agent instruments your code with non-suspending breakpoints, you reproduce the issue, and it analyzes real execution data to find the root cause. Debug Mode reproduction steps panel

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When to Use

  • Reproducible bugs you can trigger reliably
  • Regressions where something stopped working
  • Performance issues, dropped frames, memory leaks
  • State bugs where values are wrong but code looks fine

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How to Use

  1. Select Debug from the mode dropdown
  2. Describe what’s wrong (be specific about expected vs actual behavior)
  3. Run your app with the debugger attached
  4. Follow the reproduction steps the agent gives you
  5. Click Proceed or add more context via chat
  6. Click Mark Fixed once verified
Switching to Debug Mode
You don’t have to use Proceed. If you notice something the agent missed, just type it in the chat.
If you can’t run with a debugger, switch to Print Logs mode in Firebender Settings → Debug Mode Instrumentation. This inserts actual logging code instead of using breakpoints. Debug mode instrumentation setting