FAQ

StackPilot natively integrates with GitHub, PagerDuty, Sentry, Datadog, Slack, and more through OAuth connections. Simply connect your accounts and StackPilot will automatically start analyzing incidents and correlating them with your code changes.

When StackPilot identifies the root cause of an incident, it analyzes the faulty code and generates a pull request with a proposed fix. The PR includes inline comments explaining the fix and any necessary test updates. You simply review and merge the PR.

StackPilot is designed for application-level incidents - 500 errors, performance regressions, failed deployments, and other code-related issues. It excels at correlating alerts with recent code changes and stack traces.

Yes, we take security seriously. StackPilot uses OAuth for integrations, encrypts data in transit and at rest, and follows industry best practices. We only access the minimum permissions needed to analyze incidents and generate fixes.

Yes, we offer a free plan for solo developers and hobby projects that includes up to 10 incidents per month, basic AI summaries, and GitHub integration. Perfect for getting started.

Absolutely. You can cancel your subscription at any time from your account settings. There are no cancellation fees or long-term commitments.

StackPilot combines machine learning with code analysis to achieve high accuracy. It learns from your team's patterns and improves over time. While not 100% accurate, it significantly reduces the time spent on manual investigation.

All auto-generated fixes are presented as pull requests for your review. We recommend thorough testing before merging any automated fixes. StackPilot learns from feedback to improve future suggestions.