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Reference: Debugging and review

Debugging and review

Debugging and review

Jadpo code is written mainly by coding agents and read by people, so two jobs matter most. When something goes wrong, you or your agent need to get from the symptom to the .jadpo line and the reason, without reading the code Jadpo generates. And when an agent hands over a large change, you need to see what it does to your app, such as who can now read which data, before you read it line by line. This page covers both: where errors point, how to see what a request did and why, and how to review a change.

The command line, the developer console and the agent tools (MCP) all show the same evidence. The compiler and the runtime record that evidence, and each view only displays it. If the console shows why a caller was refused, that's because the compiler and the runtime recorded the reason, not because the console worked it out.

Tool What it does
Errors point at .jadpo Always a .jadpo file and line, in development and production
Production incidents jadpo incident names the line in the build that failed, then where that code is now
Breakpoints Not offered
Why the language decided something jadpo why
What a request did The request timeline in jadpo dev; jadpo trace <request id>
Watching code run jadpo watch waits for a named part of the code to run and prints it
Provider calls in development jadpo calls: every call logged with full values, in development only
Traces, metrics and logs in development jadpo traces, jadpo metrics, jadpo logs, with filters, --follow and --json
Failing request to test jadpo test new --from <request id>
Run a query or action jadpo call <name> --as <user>
Developer console and MCP A local web page and read-only agent tools over the same evidence
Reviewing a change A report with behaviour first, and a static web view of it
JSON for agents Every command and view (Tools for agents)
Coverage by path Tests and production compared path by path
Production in review The approval report shows traffic and failures on the paths a change touches
Replaying a production request Opt-in recording of what each effect returned, replayed locally
Query cost of a change Queries added or removed per path, in the approval report

Most of this isn't built yet; What is built says which parts are.

Markdown for agents: /docs/debugging-and-review.md.Built from Jadpo main at a707efb.