Introducing theORQL - your team of advanced debugging agents. Each specializes in a key phase of the debugging lifecycle - analyzing structure, pinpointing faults, generating patches, and rigorously validating in a secure sandbox - to deliver reliable results without your

Unlock code mastery: theORQL mirrors dev thinking with agent escalation—slash 80% debug time, enhance skills via explainable diffs. Devs: Focus on building; teams: Reduce churn. Join our revolution:

Frustrated by flaky unit tests? theORQL validates patches in isolated envs, ensuring zero false positives. For dev teams: 80% less toil, managers see ROI in faster sprints. We're the companion Copilot needs. Sign up for alpha: orql.a.

Debug like a pro team: theORQL's agents collaborate to resolve unit failures autonomously—30s avg, 100% QuixBugs success. Advantage: Seamless VSCode integration; benefit: Teams boost velocity, devs gain deeper understanding. Ready?

AI coders like Copilot supercharge gen, but increase debug overhead. theORQL is your agentic ally: Orchestrates fixes with transparent traces, empowering insight over dependency. Managers: $4M/year savings for 100-dev teams. Discover at

Unit tests failing again? theORQL's Sentinel analyzes, Trinity pinpoints faults, Nezumi patches—validated in sandboxes for 95%+ accuracy. Benefit: Reclaim hours for creative coding, not tedium. Dev teams, scale smarter. Alpha awaits:

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As devs, we know 30-50% of time vanishes on debugging. theORQL automates the grind: Agents mirror your cognition for precise fixes, freeing you to innovate. Teams: Cut regressions 90%, enhance collaboration. Companion to Copilot. Join beta:

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AI supercharges coding—theORQL supercharges fixes. Don't let debug drag you down. RT if AI's hidden costs resonate, and follow for more insights. Beta spots filling fast: 7/7

Looking ahead: We're automating end-to-end testing next—tackling flaky flows and runtime errors for full lifecycle mastery. Early adopters get first dibs. 6/7.

Today, we're starting with unit tests: Feed failing code, watch agents detect, patch, validate, and deliver diffs. Beta launches Aug 15—join to slash 80% debug time while enhancing insight. Companion to AI code tools, not a replacement for them. 5/7.

Enter theORQL: Our agentic multi-agent debugger resolves algorithmic issues in <30s each—100% success on leading benchmarks. No hallucinations, just orchestrated fixes that mirror dev cognition. 4/7

AI code tools have incredible architectural awareness and code generation, but falters on complex, context-heavy debugging and refactoring—leading to more time untangling bugs. For teams, this means delayed sprints and higher churn. But here's the twist: What if we had an AI.

AI promises faster code - and it does deliver real productivity gains. But those gains are offset by increased debugging overhead—churn doubles, regressions. Devs overestimate speedups, but tasks take longer. Sound familiar? 2/7.

Ever wondered if AI coding tools are truly boosting your productivity? A new METR study drops a bombshell: AI actually SLOWS experienced devs by 19% on real tasks—mostly from extra time prompting, reviewing, and debugging AI hallucinations.1/7

Tired of unit test failures stealing your flow? theORQL's multi-agent orchestration detects, patches, and validates in 30s—slashing 80% debug time while boosting your code insight. No black-box guesses, just mastery. Sign up for our beta:

The hype? AI promises 26-55% faster code The reality: Those gains get offset by increased debugging overhead—churn doubles, regressions Devs overestimate speedups, but tasks take longer. Sound familiar?.

@the_ORQL deploys a squad of debugging agents to help you squash that pesky bug — fast. Keep coding. Keep vibing. Sign up for the beta → #CodeVibes #DevLife #Debugging #100DaysOfCode #SoftwareEngineering