Claude + Honeybadger is like peanut butter and chocolate. I got a Honeybadger alert, and asked Claude, "find out what's going on with [HB error URL]". It did its MCP thing, figured out and fixed the problem, and included this tidbit in the analysis:
Ben Curtis
@bencurtis.com
Christian, husband, dad, co-founder of Honeybadger.io, fan of Ruby, creator of the faker gem, EV nut (1, 2, and 4-wheel), LSU football fan, and cycling enthusiast in the PNW.
Ok, Prairie Dog (prairiedog.app) is officially cool now... it has found a place in my browser's favorite bookmarks. :)
Prairie Dog — the lookout for your team’s pull requests
One dashboard that answers “what needs my attention?” — reviews waiting on you, approved PRs ready to merge, stale branches. Installs as a GitHub App.
prairiedog.app
TUIs like Hunk are bring back good memories of Turbo Pascal apps. :) www.hunk.dev
hunk — review-first terminal diff viewer
Hunk is a review-first terminal diff viewer for agent-authored changesets. Multi-file review stream, inline AI annotations, watch mode, and Git/Jujutsu integration.
hunk.dev
Prairie Dog is getting more and more handy... now I'm using it to clean up long-neglected PRs in addition to managing the flurry of PRs that Claude is creating.
We've had a significant uptick in the number of pull requests needing to be reviewed at Honeybadger in the past few months, thanks to Claude. It's cool to be shipping more stuff, but it can also be a lot sometimes. So I had Claude build an app to help keep tabs on all of them 😁 prairiedog.app
Prairie Dog — the lookout for your team’s pull requests
One dashboard that answers “what needs my attention?” — reviews waiting on you, approved PRs ready to merge, stale branches. Installs as a GitHub App.
prairiedog.app
With the Honeybadger MCP, resolving bugs is as simple as asking Claude to resolve fault X. The next thing you know, you have a PR. Love it. :)
I'm wondering whether I'll leave the building even once while I'm at RubyConf this week due to the heat. :) Either way, I'm looking forward to it!
New Honeybadger feature just dropped... and I'm pretty excited about it: Anomaly detection! docs.honeybadger.io/guides/integ...
Integrations
Send Honeybadger data to other services.
docs.honeybadger.io
I'm wondering how to contact my helpdesk provider about their helpdesk product not working (and yes, their status page is all green) ... how's your Friday? :)
I just used crit.md for the first time while working on a PRD. Very cool!
Crit - Your feedback loop with the agent
Your feedback loop with the agent. Review plans and code changes with inline comments, multi-round diffs, and structured output any AI coding agent can consume. Single binary, works locally.
crit.md
I just flipped a feature flag for Honeybadger... see if you can find the new feature. :)
Absolutely loving using feature flags (Flipper) to get feedback from beta customers on new features in Honeybadger. And it's easy to sync the "launch" of a feature with an update to the docs. :)
I’m super happy I made it to @microconf.com … the content, the conversations, and the connections have been fantastic!
Excited to be @microconf.com this week … looking forward to connecting with peeps!
@simonwillison.net I liked the Cleanup Claude Code Paste tool you published.. thanks for making that! I made it into a PopClip extension: github.com/pilotmoon/Po...
Add Reflow extension by stympy · Pull Request #1329 · pilotmoon/PopClip-Extensions
Summary Adds a new Reflow extension to contrib/ that cleans up text pasted from terminal output (e.g. Claude Code) Removes the ❯ prompt character, joins soft-wrapped lines into proper paragraphs, ...
github.com
I had a great time chatting with @justinjackson.ca and @briancasel.com today on The Panel: panelpodcast.com/39
The Panel | Can AI be your CRM?
Justin's hosting this one and he brought along Ben Curtis from Honeybadger to talk about how AI can be a CRM and also your designer.Timestamps:YOU ARE THE PANEL – send us your thoughts 🗣️🎤 Send us ...
panelpodcast.com
I have opened 3 PRs so far this morning without using Claude. AMA 😉
Do I know anybody going to SREcon next week? I’d love to meet up if you’re going to be there.
I just added a one-shot script to install the Honeybadger CLI and a systemd service to get host metrics (CPU, RAM, and disk) sent to Insights: github.com/honeybadger-...
GitHub - honeybadger-io/cli: Official CLI for interacting with the Honeybadger API
Official CLI for interacting with the Honeybadger API - honeybadger-io/cli
github.com
My favorite safari trick: opening a bunch of tabs, shift clicking to select them all, then dragging them all off to make a new window.
You gotta watch this… it’s cool
Your metrics are green. No errors, no downtime, latency looks fine. Except 22 carts got abandoned last week because checkouts were slow for some users. Kevin used Claude + Honeybadger's MCP server to find the pattern. Watch it in action: www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWGk... #observability #devtools
I’m tracking events in Breakwater with Honeybadger Insights, and I wanted to know how my periodic background jobs were doing, so I used the Honeybadger MCP server in Claude Code with this prompt: Can you show me the last few job executions from Honeybadger Insights for this project? ...
This post about "Respectful Open Source" by @andrewnez.bsky.social inspired me to have Claude build forkwatch, a tool that analyzes forks of any repo and highlights where multiple forks converge on the same fix. nesbitt.io/2026/02/13/respectful-open-source.html github.com/stympy/forkwatch
Respectful Open Source
Maintainer attention as a finite resource.
nesbitt.io