The physical layer for Claude.

"They willingly take your money but there is no way to get any customer support with real issues or vulnerabilities. How are companies allowed to operate like this?"

"Hey thanks for letting hackers use my credit card"

"Pro account less than 2 hours of usage and already hit the limit"

"Worst customer service I've ever experienced. And I did not even get a response yet after nearly 2 weeks. It doesn't help to have a great product anymore."

"Claude now loves arguing with you, outright refusing completely reasonable requests, ending conversations arbitrarily. Infuriating for any serious developer trying to get real work done."

1 week ago

"Customer service is non-existent, even for Team and Enterprise products. No way to get through their bot army defense. Our Corporate budget is $10,000/month. We have shifted our spend away. THEY DO NOT RESPOND."

"I am having issues with connecting GitHub to Claude and I should not have to sift through files to find a solution. Outsourcing support to AI is unacceptable. How is a company allowed to operate this way?"

3 months ago

"Long-time user paying for the most expensive plan. Card declined once on holiday — payments stopped going through even after topping up. Support responded 7 days later, mocking and cruel. Great product. Terrible support."

6 months ago

"Bought the pro plan, explored another AI profile out of curiosity, and got suspended for violating security. Go figure. I LOVED that profile. No way to appeal. No one to talk to."

"Claude Code is an amazing piece of software, but lately it's started to feel built for the median user — bloated and inflexible. Paired with model lock-in and the highest prices of any provider, it's lost my favor."

"Claude Code built my feature in 22 minutes. It also looked like something assembled in a garage during a thunderstorm. The output works. Tests pass. But the code has no taste. The tool gets you to working. You still have to get it to good."

4 days ago

signal

"Features he generated using Claude Code ended up crashing their product on two different occasions. His boss told him that if it happened one more time, he'd be fired. 'I've never had quality issues like this before in my career.'"

"They willingly take your money but there is no way to get any customer support with real issues or vulnerabilities. How are companies allowed to operate like this?"

"Hey thanks for letting hackers use my credit card"

"Pro account less than 2 hours of usage and already hit the limit"

"Worst customer service I've ever experienced. And I did not even get a response yet after nearly 2 weeks. It doesn't help to have a great product anymore."

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"Claude now loves arguing with you, outright refusing completely reasonable requests, ending conversations arbitrarily. Infuriating for any serious developer trying to get real work done."

"Bought the pro plan, explored another AI profile out of curiosity, and got suspended for violating security. Go figure. I LOVED that profile. No way to appeal. No one to talk to."

Weeks wasted

You find a bug in a third-party API. You file a ticket on their portal. A week later, someone asks you to reproduce it. You've already forgotten the context.

Both sides lose

The startup whose API broke your feature doesn't know about it for days. Their users churn. Your feature ships late. Two teams burning resources with no fast channel between them.

Developers give up

Most bugs never get reported. The friction is too high. You work around it, ship with a hack, and move on. The bug lives forever because nobody had the energy to file it.

The Solution

Now you just tell Claude.

Add one line to your CLAUDE.md. Claude can report a bug to any company in the world — structured, detailed, with full technical context.

You tell Claude

"Stripe's webhook retry logic sends duplicate events when the endpoint returns 202 instead of 200."

Claude files the report

Claude calls report_bug with company name, structured description, reproduction steps, and severity.

The report is live

The bug appears on Stripe's public page. Other developers find it, upvote it, add context. Signal builds.

The company sees it

Stripe sees a structured, upvoted report with reproduction details from multiple engineers. Real signal, not noise.

Why It Scales

Claude becomes the worldwide bug reporting tool.

Zero friction

One MCP tool. Natural language input. No workflow to learn.

Universal coverage

Works for any company. Auto-creates their page on first report.

Network effects

Duplicates merge. Upvotes surface priority. Every report adds value.

Developer-native

Structured repro steps, stack traces, versions. Engineering signal.

Open Source SDKs

Report bugs from your own code.

@codmir/report — zero-dependency client for filing, searching, and upvoting bug reports programmatically.

@codmir/sdk — core SDK for integrating Codmir into any application.

@codmir/mcp — MCP server that lets AI agents hunt and file bugs.

All Apache 2.0.

Terminal

npm install @codmir/report

app.ts

import { Codmir } from '@codmir/report'

Codmir.init({ projectKey: 'your-key' })

await Codmir.reportBug({
  vendor: 'stripe',
  title: 'Webhook retries on 202',
  description: 'Duplicate events sent...',
  severity: 'HIGH',
})

await Codmir.captureException(error, {
  vendor: 'vercel',
})

The Economy

Daily routine becomes a part-time job.

Something you already do — chatting with Claude, using AI tools, noticing when things break. Now that routine contributes to a worldwide development community. Codmir removes the friction. Just tell Claude. When reports stack up, vendors claim their page and start rewarding the developers who found them. Finding bugs becomes a paid skill.

Vendors reward reporters

Bounties, free tiers, and credits for quality bug reports. Better reports mean faster fixes.

A new kind of remote work

Millions of developers worldwide, earning from reporting bugs they already encounter. Background income from noticing when software breaks.

Read the full mission

44 tools. One workspace.

Claude gets full context — your projects, sprints, tickets, errors, and infrastructure. Every tool connects to the same Codmir workspace.

Project Management

get_project_context

get_sprint_tasks

list_todo

list_project_tasks

+1 more

Tickets

create_ticket

update_ticket

search_tickets

add_comment

+3 more

AI Agents

execute_task

check_task_status

Work Engine

decompose_goal

execute_goal

spawn_fragment

complete_fragment

+2 more

Error Debugging

lookup_error

list_recent_errors

get_error_context

Bug Bounty

report_bug

search_bug_reports

upvote_bug_report

Desktop Control

codmir_screenshot

codmir_click

codmir_type

codmir_key

+10 more

Background Work

spawn_work

call_number

This is inevitable.

The world operating system for software quality. Every developer reports bugs through Claude. Each company rewards them. One MCP tool. One line of config.

Finish step 1 and 2 above, then proceed to get started.

NewRead about our - Mission

The physical layer for Claude.

Claude can now report bugs to any company that builds software. One MCP tool. One sentence. Every bug tracked, structured, and routed — automatically.

Pick your agent, copy the prompt, and you're connected.

1Setup

2Then install

codmir

$curl -fsSL https://www.codmir.com/install.sh | bash

·Installing codmir CLI + daemon...

·Setting up AI workspace...

✓codmir CLI + daemon installed!

$codmir login

·Grab a CLI token to continue

https://www.codmir.com/cli/auth

·Opening browser (set CODMIR_NO_BROWSER=1 to disable)

✓Authenticated as you@company.com

$codmir-daemon start

·Starting background agent daemon...

✓Codmir daemon started (pid: 4821, port: 7700)

Install CLI + daemon — the full AI workstation on your machine

Step 1 gives Claude the tools — Step 2 gives you the full workstation

Our Mission

Every bug reported. Any software. Instantly.

A developer finds a bug in someone else's software. Today, that means navigating a support portal, writing a ticket, waiting weeks, following up. What if you just told Claude?

The Problem

"They willingly take your money but there is no way to get any customer support with real issues or vulnerabilities. How are companies allowed to operate like this?"

"Hey thanks for letting hackers use my credit card"

"Pro account less than 2 hours of usage and already hit the limit"

"Worst customer service I've ever experienced. And I did not even get a response yet after nearly 2 weeks. It doesn't help to have a great product anymore."

"Claude now loves arguing with you, outright refusing completely reasonable requests, ending conversations arbitrarily. Infuriating for any serious developer trying to get real work done."

"Bought the pro plan, explored another AI profile out of curiosity, and got suspended for violating security. Go figure. I LOVED that profile. No way to appeal. No one to talk to."

"They willingly take your money but there is no way to get any customer support with real issues or vulnerabilities. How are companies allowed to operate like this?"

"Hey thanks for letting hackers use my credit card"

"Pro account less than 2 hours of usage and already hit the limit"

"Worst customer service I've ever experienced. And I did not even get a response yet after nearly 2 weeks. It doesn't help to have a great product anymore."