Screenshot of Honeybadger docs BadgerQL guide with copy page/view markdown actions
I added "Copy page" and "View Markdown" actions to our @honeybadger.io docs. It re-renders the source markdown and converts relative links, images, and inline HTML/MDX/etc. Works well!
Example: docs.honeybadger.io/guides/insig...
Here's the PR if you want a look behind the scenes:
github.com/honeybadger-...
This was a fun collaboration with @excid3.com and can't wait for the features it will unlock at @hatchbox.io 🤘
We recently shipped a Honeybadger CLI. It works great for app monitoring workflows in Claude skills, and you can use it to report server/host metrics as a little treat.
I added a little feature to my dashboards TUI for Honeybadger that redraws the layout when the config changes on disk. Now I can have Claude work on the dashboards and watch them update live instead of restarting after making changes.
If you want to try the tui, you can install it with Homebrew: github.com/honeybadger-...
You can import any existing Honeybadger dashboard: docs.honeybadger.io/guides/dashb...
I love being bootstrapped and self-funded so that we can just build stuff like this. I made it for myself, but now a customer is using it for their production dashboard in their home office.
I added a little feature to my dashboards TUI for Honeybadger that redraws the layout when the config changes on disk. Now I can have Claude work on the dashboards and watch them update live instead of restarting after making changes.
Claude is cool but Kevin is the real wizard here. Creating incident dashboards on the fly is something we do all the time at Honeybadger. It's a great way to share critical info with your team.
Claude is cool but Kevin is the real wizard here. Creating incident dashboards on the fly is something we do all the time at Honeybadger. It's a great way to share critical info with your team.
I once consulted for a fortune 100 and 10% of the time was writing software (it was finished). 90% was meetings. And then they scrapped the project and spent 10x on an off the shelf solution.
So no I don’t think most companies are just going to build everything themselves.
I made a terminal dashboard for Honeybadger that lets you visualize your errors, logs, and performance metrics from the command line.
It's written in Rust and uses YAML dashboards you can export directly from HB.
You can install it with Homebrew — lmk if you try it!
github.com/honeybadger-...
We have the best customers — who wouldn’t want to support them?
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I tried this as a Claude skill with the Honeybadger MCP.
1. /honeybadger-debugger Find me an easy bug to fix in <project>.
2. Fix it.
3. If we have to delete the spec, we probably don't want to fix it there...
4. That looks good! Commit and PR.
And it was fixed!
Hell yes! I am planning to spin up an official HB skills report this week, too. So much cool stuff it can do once it pulls in the structured logs.
I recently shipped something fun for Honeybadger: You can keep closer tabs on your cron jobs now, and even use them to get data into Insights for querying, charts, and alarms. :)
www.honeybadger.io/changelog/ch...
Production debugging with AI agents has really improved my workflow lately. Here's how to automate fixing bugs on @github.com.
This approach should work for Claude Code and other agents too, lmk if you want ideas.
www.honeybadger.io/blog/copilot...
No! I'll have to check it out.
Still has a way to go, but I'll probably put it up on a GitHub repo at some point. Built in Rust—Ratatui (ratatui.rs) is an awesome TUI framework.
It's actually really cool how fast you can move around in an interface like this compared to in the browser. I can literally copy/paste any Honeybadger dashboard source into this and use it in the terminal.
Here's something I cooked up over the weekend: a terminal user interface (TUI) that renders @honeybadger.io observability dashboards from our YAML source format (which we recently made public, more to come on that).
www.honeybadger.io/changelog/in...
#Monitoring #Rust #Ruby #RubyOnRails #Sidekiq
Still has a way to go, but I'll probably put it up on a GitHub repo at some point. Built in Rust—Ratatui (ratatui.rs) is an awesome TUI framework.
It's actually really cool how fast you can move around in an interface like this compared to in the browser. I can literally copy/paste any Honeybadger dashboard source into this and use it in the terminal.
Did you know that Ruby doesn’t follow semantic versioning? I didn’t, until I wrote this Ruby 4.0 upgrade guide :) www.honeybadger.io/blog/ruby-4/
Honeybadger team collage from 2025 conferences featuring team selfies, booth setup with "Application Monitoring for your whole stack" banner, San Francisco Ruby Conference at Gateway Pavilion, group dinner, wooden skate decks with Honeybadger artwork, and "Future Proof Software" presentation backdrop.
In 2025, we hit the conference circuit—RailsConf, Laracon, ElixirConf, to name a few.
We shipped smart "Just Enough APM™" dashboards, Insights Alarms, an EU data region, plus integrations with @incident.io, @rootly.com, and more.
Thanks for a great year. See you in 2026! 🧡
It's actually happening! Gonna super busy for the next 139 days. 😄
I made this tonight, seems useful.
gist.github.com/joshuap/5cca...
#Ruby #RubyOnRails #Copilot
Thanks! That’s the idea. We also already auto create GH issues from errors, so I think you could just assign the agent.
Depends on the error and how good the model is of course but should definitely handle some common issues.
I also added some extra documentation links to the gist comments:
gist.github.com/joshuap/5cca...
