> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.lerix.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Error Tracking

> Automatic and manual error capture, with AI-assisted triage.

## What it does

Error Tracking captures crashes and exceptions from your app and turns them
into actionable issues in your dashboard — without you having to build your
own crash-reporting pipeline.

* **Automatic capture.** Once the SDK is initialized, uncaught errors are
  reported without any extra code on your part.
* **Manual reporting.** Catch an exception yourself and send it with extra
  context — a `bugType`, a `bugSeverity`, and arbitrary metadata (user ID,
  the action being performed, anything else useful for debugging).
* **Device and app context on every report.** Device model, OS/version,
  architecture, timezone, country, and your app's version/build number are
  attached automatically — you don't have to collect and send them yourself.
* **AI-assisted summaries.** Bug details in the dashboard include an AI
  summary panel that helps you understand what went wrong faster.
* **Assign and discuss.** Assign a bug to a teammate and comment on it
  directly in the dashboard as you work through a fix.

## Classification

Reports carry a `bugType` (e.g. `crash`, `networkError`, `uiBug`,
`performance`) and a `bugSeverity` (`critical` down to `low`) so you can
triage what matters first. See your framework's guide for the full list of
values.

## Get started

<CardGroup cols={2}>
  <Card title="Flutter" icon="flutter" href="/frameworks/flutter/error-tracking">
    Set up automatic and manual error reporting in a Flutter app.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>

More framework guides are on the way — see the [Getting Started](/) page for
current platform availability.