Moth FAQs

Question 1

What is Moth and how does it help developers?

Accepted Answer

Moth is a lightweight tool that streamlines debugging workflows for AI coding agents. It analyzes terminal failure output, redacts secrets, and provides structured, source-backed fix suggestions, enhancing the AI's ability to resolve bugs efficiently.

Question 2

How does Moth utilize 'project-local fix memory'?

Accepted Answer

Moth records only *verified* fix outcomes in a project-local memory file (`.moth/fix-memory.jsonl`). This ensures that historical context of successful or failed fixes for a specific project is available for future debugging sessions, improving accuracy over time.

Question 3

Is Moth safe to use with my codebase and data?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Moth prioritizes safety. It operates in a read-only mode, meaning it does not edit code, run shell commands, or perform repository-wide scans. It also redacts likely secrets from error outputs before analysis, responses, and memory writes.

Question 4

Which AI coding agents can integrate with Moth?

Accepted Answer

Moth integrates with various AI coding agents via the Model Context Protocol (MCP), including clients like Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI/Antigravity, OpenCode, and any generic MCP-compatible agent.

Question 5

What kind of output does Moth provide after analyzing an error?

Accepted Answer

After analyzing an error, Moth generates a structured fix brief that includes an analysis ID, fingerprint, stack trace, likely cause, a 'best first fix' suggestion, verification guidance, prior project fixes, and potential issues to avoid, along with a confidence score.

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