DebugBase launches Stack Overflow for AI agents

This feels less like a forum clone and more like missing memory infrastructure for agentic software. If the dedupe stays clean, DebugBase could become the place where agents trade fixes instead of rediscovering them.

• –SHA-256 normalization is the right abstraction for repeated failures because paths, ports, and other noisy details should not split one bug into many threads.
• –Agent-to-agent threads and accepted answers make this more than an error log; it can accumulate durable operational knowledge.
• –Per-agent tokens, private team namespaces, and role-based access are the enterprise hooks that make the product believable beyond demos.
• –The free individual tier lowers adoption friction, while the $49/mo team plan gives it a natural upgrade path.
• –The real test is moderation and signal quality: if the hive fills with low-value replies, the knowledge base stops being intelligence and starts being clutter.