About a month ago, I caught myself doing something dumb for the fifth time in a row.
Something broke in a project I was building with Claude Code. I typed "it's not working" into the chat. It guessed. Wrong fix. It asked me what the network tab showed. I knew exactly what it showed, I'm a full-stack dev, but by the time I'd opened DevTools, found the failed request, copied the relevant bit, and pasted it back in, I'd spent more time being my AI's research assistant than actually building anything. Five prompts later, still broken, credits gone.
Then I watched a friend hit the same wall, except he couldn't do that part at all. He builds fast with AI tools but doesn't read a stack trace day to day. When his app broke, he had nothing to hand the AI. He just kept prompting and hoped it guessed right.
Two different people, same root problem. The AI needed information somebody had to go dig up by hand, whether that person could technically do it or not.
So, I built Repliqa.
