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crashpull

v0.0.13

Published

Zero-dependency CLI that pulls crash data from Firebase Crashlytics into your terminal and agentic coding workflows

Readme

crashpull

Pull Firebase Crashlytics data into your terminal and agentic coding workflows.

Why

Crash data lives in the Firebase console. Your coding agent lives in the terminal. crashpull bridges the gap — list top crashes, inspect stack traces, and resolve issues without leaving your workflow. Output as human-readable tables or --format json for agents.

Install

npx -y crashpull@latest

Requires Node 18+. Zero runtime dependencies. Uses your existing Firebase CLI login — no extra auth setup.

Quick Start

# 1. Check prerequisites (firebase CLI, auth, API access)
npx -y crashpull@latest doctor

# 2. Link a Firebase project and Android app
npx -y crashpull@latest init

# 3. List top crashes (last 30 days)
npx -y crashpull@latest list

# 4. Inspect a specific crash with full stack trace
npx -y crashpull@latest show a1b2c3d4

# 5. Resolve an issue
npx -y crashpull@latest resolve a1b2c3d4

# 6. Get compact agent guide for LLM system prompts
npx -y crashpull@latest llm

Agentic Workflow

All commands support --format json for machine-readable output:

# Top fatal crashes from the last 7 days
npx -y crashpull@latest list --type fatal --since 7d --format json

# Full stack trace as JSON
npx -y crashpull@latest show a1b2c3d4 --format json

# Pipe into your agent's context
npx -y crashpull@latest list --format json | claude -p "Which crash should we fix first?"

# Get compact agent guide for LLM system prompts
npx -y crashpull@latest llm | pbcopy

CLAUDE.md Integration

Add this to your project's CLAUDE.md to give your agent access to crash data:

# Crash data
- Run `npx -y crashpull@latest list --format json` to see current top crashes
- Run `npx -y crashpull@latest show <id> --format json` to get full stack trace
- Run `npx -y crashpull@latest resolve <id>` after fixing a crash

Commands

| Command | Description | |-----------|--------------------------------------------------| | doctor | Preflight checks — firebase CLI, auth, API, config | | init | Interactive setup — links Firebase project + app | | list | Top issues with --type, --signal, --since, --limit filters | | show | Issue detail + full stack trace | | resolve | Mark an issue as resolved | | llm | Compact agent guide — pipe into LLM system prompts | | help | Usage info (also supports --format json) |

License

MIT