KenKaiii

Error Mom — Development skill for Claude Code

Development community

Self-hosted error tracking built for coding agents.

How to install Error Mom

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open KenKaiii/error-mom and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Error Mom does

Self-hosted error tracking built for coding agents. Your apps crash, your agent reads the stack trace and fixes it. Sentry alternative for ~$5/month. Community: skool.com/kenkai

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README

👩‍🔧 Error Mom

Your apps crash. Mom finds out. Your coding agent fixes it.

**Error Mom** is your own private error tracker. Every app you build reports its crashes to one dashboard, and your coding agent reads those errors and fixes them for you.

No Sentry subscription, no per-seat pricing, no data on someone else's cloud. One deployment, all your apps, and setup is three copy-paste prompts. You don't need to understand any of the code here.

✨ What it does

One dashboard for every app

Deploy Error Mom once. Connect as many of your apps as you want. Each gets its own write-only key, and every crash lands in the same queue.

Your coding agent fixes the errors

The `error-mom` CLI and built-in MCP server let Claude Code, Cursor, or GG Coder list your unresolved issues, read the stack traces and breadcrumbs, fix the code, and mark issues resolved, all from one prompt.

Repeats are counted, not duplicated

The same crash happening 500 times shows as **one** issue with a count of 500, plus a few representative samples. Your queue stays readable.

Fixed means fixed, until it isn't

Resolving an issue records the release that fixed it. If the same error comes back in that release or a newer one, the issue automatically reopens as **regressed**.