/report

Reports a problem by automatically preparing a GitHub issue in the Aider repository.

/report helps you report a bug in Aider itself. The command opens your default browser with a pre-filled GitHub issue form in the official Aider-AI/aider repository – according to Aider's changelog (version 0.56.0), including relevant context information about the running session, such as the Aider version and the model in use. This saves you from manually gathering this information when you run into, say, a crash or unexpected behavior. You still need to add a description of the problem in the browser before submitting it – /report only prepares the framework, it doesn't write it for you automatically. The command is intended exclusively for problems with Aider itself, not for bugs in your own project code.

🔄 THE SAME TASK (“REPORT BUG/FEEDBACK”) ON OTHER PLATFORMS

Claude Code: /feedback
Codex CLI: /feedback
Cursor CLI: /feedback
Antigravity CLI: /feedback

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✅ WHEN TO USE IT?

Report an Aider crash

Call /report right after a crash to complete the pre-filled issue draft in the browser.

Document unexpected behavior

Use /report when a command behaves differently than described in the docs, to report it to the maintainers.

⛔ WHEN NOT TO?

A bug in your own project code

/report creates an issue in the Aider repository Aider-AI/aider, not in your own project.

Better: Keep working normally with Aider, or open an issue in your own project repo.

SOURCES

Aider Docs — In-chat Commands ↗ aider.chat

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