Reports arrive reproduced
The replay, console, network calls and the element that broke come attached to every report.
asking which browser they were onReports arrive reproduced. An investigation reads your code. The fix comes back with tests, as a pull request that by default waits for your approval.
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Example: Priya reports that her export stops at 500 rows. Tore already has her session replay, console and network calls, so nobody asks her to reproduce it. It opens paginate.ts, finds line 57 never reads the next cursor, writes the one-line fix, and runs the tests: 48 pass, including a new regression test. It prepares pull request 1287. Alex approves it, it deploys, and Priya is told her next export will include all 912 contacts.
Tore does the slow part between a customer's report and your review, so your afternoon stays yours.
The replay, console, network calls and the element that broke come attached to every report.
asking which browser they were onA root cause down to the file and line, plus what it looked at, so you can check its reasoning.
grepping the repo from a vague ticketThe change and its tests, prepped for you. By default it waits for your approval.
writing the one-line fix yourself at 6pmHeartbeat monitoring for your scheduled jobs, so a job that quietly stops running gets noticed.
hearing about it from a customer a week laterMCP server
Connect Tore's MCP server to Claude, Cursor or any other MCP client. Ask what broke today, open an investigation or read a diff without leaving your editor.
What broke for Beacon Data today?

tore.list_issuessince: today · status: open3 resultsThree new issues today. One already has a fix waiting for you.
API and webhooks
A public read and write API for automating anything in Tore from your own code, and signed webhooks that land at your endpoint seconds after something happens.
tore_live_••••8c21tickets:readwebhooks:writetore_test_••••3f9atest mode// check a Tore webhook before you trust it const sig = req.headers['tore-signature'] const want = hmac('sha256', secret, rawBody) if (!safeEqual(sig, want)) return res.status(401)
Access
The GitHub app reads the repositories you choose and opens each proposed fix as a pull request on its own branch, for a person to approve. It never merges or pushes to your main branch, and you can revoke it in one click. Tore never holds shell or cloud console access, and your code is never used to train a model.
The fix
Tore writes the change against your repository, runs your tests and adds one for the bug it just fixed. Your job becomes review and merge.
Tune it
Point Tore at your repo and your error tracker. The next bug arrives with its root cause and a change to approve.