Mend watches your Sentry errors and fixes them before you even open your laptop. Connect GitHub, configure once, and let it run.
Link a GitHub repo and a Sentry project in under two minutes. Mend gets read access to your code and error context. Nothing else needed.
Configure what triggers a fix and whether to auto-merge. You can set different rules per repo — some auto-merge, some just open a PR for review.
Exception fires. Mend's AI traces the root cause, writes a clean patch, opens a PR, and — if configured — merges it. You get the Slack notification. That's the whole job.
Stack trace → root cause → patch. Works across Python, JavaScript, Ruby, Go, Java, PHP, and more.
Mend detects when your ORM is generating a query storm and writes the eager-load fix before it becomes an incident.
Latency spikes above your configured threshold trigger analysis. Mend finds the slow query or endpoint change and patches it.
When a merged PR causes a Sentry regression, Mend reverts the change and opens a draft fix in parallel.
Auto-merge waits for your CI to pass. If it's flaky, Mend retries the merge instead of alerting you.
No credit card. No lock-in. Full access from day one. Cancel anytime, keep the data.
Every repository has its own trust level. Test suites get stricter. Internal tools get auto-merge. Production gets review-required. Mend enforces your rules, not generic ones.
// Per-repo rules repo: api-server auto_merge: true triggers: - exception.critical - n_plus_one repo: legacy-monolith auto_merge: false triggers: - exception.critical review_required: true repo: new-feature-* auto_merge: true triggers: - performance.spike - exception.high
No per-seat. No feature gates. No surprises.
Every hour you spend reading stack traces is an hour you're not building your product. Mend takes error management off your plate entirely — so your team can focus on what matters.