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When a GitHub repository is linked to a Tracelit service, every incident can become a ready-to-review pull request — automatically. Tracelit analyzes the failing trace, reads the relevant code paths, writes a minimal fix, and opens a PR with a root-cause summary, confidence score, and a direct link back to the incident. Tracelit dashboard spanning frontend sites and backend services

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Connect GitHub

1

Install the Tracelit GitHub App

Go to Settings → Integrations → GitHub and click Install GitHub App. Authorize Tracelit to access the repositories you want to connect.
2

Link a repo in Utilities

Select the site or service, open Utilities → Repository, link the repo, and map Development / Production branches.
3

Enable resolution gates

Under Utilities → Environment, turn on Allow resolutions (and code analysis for backend services) for the environments you trust.
For the full agentic loop, see Resolutions.

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How the fix flow works

1

Incident opens

An error spike, new exception, or anomaly is detected and an incident is created.
2

Context gathering

Tracelit pulls the triggering trace, stack trace, and relevant source files from your linked repo.
3

Fix generation

The AI analyzes the root cause and produces the smallest safe diff needed to resolve it.
4

Pull request opened

A PR is opened on a fresh branch with the diff, a root-cause summary, a confidence score, and a link to the incident and trace.
5

Review or auto-merge

You review and merge the PR normally, or enable auto-merge to let Tracelit merge automatically once CI passes and confidence meets your threshold.
Tracelit never pushes directly to your default branch. Every fix lands on a separate branch and goes through your normal PR process.

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Auto-merge

Auto-merge lets Tracelit close the loop entirely for high-confidence fixes. Configure it per service: Branch protection rules and required checks are always respected — auto-merge queues behind them, it does not bypass them.

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PR webhook reconciliation

Tracelit listens to GitHub webhook events on your linked repositories. The incident and resolution job update automatically as you work:

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Manual fix

You can also trigger a fix manually from any open incident — useful when auto-triggering is off or you want to re-generate a fix after changing code:
  1. Open the incident in Observability → Incidents
  2. Click Create fix
  3. Tracelit queues a new resolution job and opens a PR within minutes

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