YOUR AI CODING SIDEKICK

Bugs happen.
Bunny helps.

Turn bug reports into investigated fixes, verified changes, and draft pull requests. Keep building the good stuff.

Meet your sidekick See how it works

A shorter hop from
“it’s broken” to “here’s the fix.”

Slack

Codex

GitHub

Less bug juggling.
More forward motion.

One connected workflow, from the first report to the pull request you review.

Drop the bug.

Mention BugsBunny in Slack or create an issue in the workspace. Keep the conversation and context together.

Report → issue

Send Bunny in.

Codex investigates the repository, works on a fix, and runs configured checks in a fresh container.

Investigate → verify

Review the result.

Get a draft pull request when a fix is ready, or a clear blocker when Bunny needs your help.

Draft PR → your review

Small bunny.
Serious toolkit.

The context, checks, and controls a coding teammate needs to be useful.

Out of the thread.
Into the code.

Slack intake connects reports to the right app. Repository settings give Bunny the branch, folder, and commands to work with.

“Fixed” needs evidence.

Fresh-container verification, setup logs, and run progress make the work inspectable. See what passed and what still needs attention.

Configured checks Execution logs

GitHub stays in the loop.

Draft PRs, commit-specific code reviews, and PR lifecycle updates keep the fix connected to the issue.

Your apps. Your call.

Choose automation per app, configure environments and spending limits, and cancel a run when plans change.

A TEAMMATE, WITH BOUNDARIES

Bunny does the legwork.
You keep the last word.

Follow the investigation. Inspect the checks. Review the code.
A draft pull request is a starting point for your judgment.

Open your workspace

A few good questions.

What does BugsBunny actually do?

BugsBunny is an AI coding teammate for your apps. It collects issues, investigates code with Codex, works on fixes, runs your configured checks, and can open draft pull requests. It also supports GitHub code reviews and keeps issue and PR activity in one workspace.

Does it merge code on its own?

The fix workflow publishes draft pull requests for you to review. You decide what to merge. Automation is opt-in per app, and you can inspect progress or cancel active runs.

What do I need to connect?

Connect a GitHub repository and configure the app’s branch, working folder, and install and test commands. Agent runs need a configured model provider and worker environment. Slack is optional for reporting issues and receiving replies.

What happens when Bunny gets stuck?

Runs can surface blockers or ask for more information. You can inspect the run, provide context, and retry. BugsBunny does not treat a blocked run as a completed fix.

Can anyone create an account?

This BugsBunny workspace uses administrator-managed access. Sign in with the credentials your workspace administrator provides. There is no public self-service signup.

Bugs happen.Bunny helps.

Less bug juggling.More forward motion.