GitHub Integration
Connect your repository to DebuggAI in 3 steps.
1. Sign Up
Create your account at app.debugg.ai.
2. Link GitHub Repository
In the web dashboard:
- Navigate to Settings → GitHub Integration
- Click Connect GitHub
- Authorize the DebuggAI GitHub App
- Select your repository
Projects auto-create when webhooks trigger. You don't need to manually create projects.
3. Configure Environment Secrets
Once your project appears:
- Navigate to your project page
- Go to Environment tab
- Add required secrets:
DATABASE_URL- Your staging/development database connection- Any other secrets your app needs (API keys, service credentials, etc.)
Add the same secrets you use in your staging deployment.
What Happens Next
- Pull requests automatically trigger test runs
- View results in the web dashboard
- Get detailed test reports with screenshots and videos
- Failed tests show AI-generated debugging insights
Manual Test Runs
Trigger tests manually:
- Open your project dashboard
- Click Run Tests
- Select branch or PR to test
- View results in real-time
Troubleshooting
Project not showing up?
- Wait 1-2 minutes for webhooks to trigger
- Check GitHub webhook delivery logs
- Verify DebuggAI app has repository access
Tests not running?
- Ensure environment secrets are configured
- Verify your app starts successfully with provided secrets
- Check test run logs for startup errors
Next Steps
- Set up VS Code extension for local testing
- Configure Debugg CLI for CI/CD
- View test results in the dashboard