Multiplayer

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Raul Perțe· 1y ago
Heya DevHunt! From an engineering perspective, the hardest part was capturing full-stack context without slowing apps down. We experimented with a bunch of approaches before landing on something lightweight + OpenTelemetry-compatible, so that people can just plug-n-play. We’ve iterated a lot on the design so that there’s valuable information above the fold, highlighting the critical bits and removing the noise. I’m happy to answer any questions and if you have any piece of feedback, I’d love to hear from you either here or on X.

Multiplayer runs locally alongside tools like Claude Code, Codex, and Copilot. From there, it feeds your agent the full-stack, pre-correlated, and unsampled data and context observability tools miss. Operating with a secure, local-first approach, we intelligently deduplicate issues to eliminate review fatigue. Multiplayer replaces log grepping and "PR slop" with a handful of high-quality, automated pull requests.

Multiplayer is a local debugging agent that feeds full-stack data to coding AIs to auto-generate high-quality pull requests.

for: Developers using AI coding assistants who need production-level bug fixes.
pricing: free
license: MIT

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works withClaude CodeCodexCopilot

Key features

5 features of Multiplayer

Full-stack data capture — Collects unsampled frontend, backend, logs, and request/response details for AI agents.
Plug-and-play AI integration — Routes issues to Claude Code, Codex, Copilot or any preferred coding agent.
Local-first security — Runs locally, caches sessions, and sends only selected data to protect code.
Intelligent deduplication — Identifies duplicate bugs so each issue generates only one PR.
Reduced PR slop — Transforms noisy logs into a handful of high-quality automated pull requests.