Observed arrival · 2026-09-07
OpusMill’s Windows bug detector for Node projects
A browser checker and command-line tool that finds where Node projects break on Windows, with optional paid audits and repairs.
Field notes
The checker accepts pasted code, a published npm package, or a repository, then reports Windows-specific failures such as shell command incompatibilities, path handling errors, and missing executable paths. Repository users can run the GitHub-hosted command-line tool with an optional --fix flag or add a GitHub Actions step that annotates changed pull-request lines. The page says pasted code stays in the browser and identifies an MIT-licensed source repository.
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