goast.ai

Goast.ai is a generative programming platform that automatically analyzes error logs and generates context-aware code fixes, enabling software engineers to resolve bugs in real time. By integrating with popular observability tools, Goast reduces the time to resolution by up to 10 times and achieves an 83% merge rate for pull requests.

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City of New York, United States · HQ

Founded 2023200+ followers

Artificial Intelligence
Developer Tools
Enterprise Software
Software Only

Updated 7 months ago

Funding

Funding rounds are not available yet.

Founders

1 founder

Cameron Ketcham

Founder

Product

Problem

Software engineers spend considerable time triaging and resolving bugs, especially in staging and production environments, which can be tedious and time-consuming. Identifying the root cause of errors and developing effective fixes often requires extensive investigation and manual code changes.

Solution

Goast.ai is an AI-powered platform that automates bug fixing by analyzing error logs and generating context-aware code fixes in real time. The platform integrates with popular observability tools to monitor incoming issues, perform root cause analysis, and propose step-by-step solutions. Goast.ai then generates code and submits pull requests to the development team for review and iteration. By automating the bug-fixing process, Goast.ai reduces time-to-resolution and increases the merge rate of pull requests.

Target Audience

Goast.ai targets software engineering teams, DevOps engineers, and SREs who want to automate bug fixing, reduce time-to-resolution, and improve developer productivity.

Features

Automated error log analysis and root cause identification using AI
Generation of context-aware code fixes and step-by-step resolution plans
Integration with observability tools such as Sentry, Datadog, BugSnag, and Google Cloud
Support for major frameworks and languages including React, Flutter, TypeScript, Go, JavaScript, and Python
Pull request generation and iteration via feedback in Slack, Github, or a web app
Customizable impact and severity thresholds to trigger automated fix generation