An AI debugger that checks code without uploading it
is a tool for checking code problems without pasting source files into an AI tool or giving access to a . The user describes the problem in plain language, and the tool creates a to run inside an editor such as Cursor, Windsurf, or VS Code. The editor scans the codebase on the user’s own machine and produces a diagnostic report.
The user pastes only that report back into the tool. Several specialist review the report at the same time and return a fix prompt with file paths and line numbers. The actual stays on the user’s machine, and the AI works from the diagnostic report instead.
A triage step also tries to catch non-code problems, such as billing or issues, before running a full .
Key points
- The user explains the problem in plain language.
- The tool creates a prompt to run inside Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, or a similar editor.
- The editor scans the local codebase and returns a diagnostic report.
- Only the diagnostic report is sent back to the AI, not the .
- A triage step checks for non-code issues before doing a .