Support

Email sehmim.haque@gmail.com — we reply within one business day. Include your agent id and, for Autofix issues, the repository name and the time the fix PR was requested.

The dashboard shows no data. Check the SDK wrapper is installed (`withCostControl(client, { agentId, accKey })`), the `ACC_KEY` matches a key from the Keys page, and your agent has made at least one LLM call since wrapping.

My agent was killed unexpectedly. It crossed a budget, call cap, or an auto-remediation rule you set. Open the agent in the dashboard to see which guard fired, then revive it in one click.

"Fix PR" is disabled. Connect GitHub first (agent drawer → GitHub Autofix → Connect GitHub), then map the agent to a repository the App is installed on.

A fix job failed. The alert row shows the reason — common ones are "repository too large for autofix" (repo over the size cap) and "no fix found" (the engine wasn't confident enough to change code). Retry from the same button; nothing was pushed to your repo on a failed run.

Uninstalling Autofix. Remove the App from GitHub (Settings → Applications). ACC deletes the stored installation automatically; fix PRs already opened stay in your repo — they're yours.

ACC never stores your prompts, completions, code, or API keys — only token counts, cost, and one-way fingerprints. Autofix reads your repository inside a throwaway sandbox; the analysis and the diff exist only in the pull request on your own GitHub repo. See our Privacy Policy and Terms.

Found a vulnerability? Email sehmim.haque@gmail.com with "SECURITY" in the subject. Please don't open a public issue for security reports.