# DebugBuddy
DebugBuddy is a beginner-friendly Python debugging assistant, error explainer, and code analysis tool.
It helps answer:
- What happened?
- Why did it probably happen?
- Where did it happen?
- What should I check next?
- What does this Python code do?
- What potential problems are present?
- How could those problems be fixed?
The core package is local and requires no API key.
## Features
### Debugging Assistant
Analyze Python programs and get structured information about:
- Error type
- Error message
- Likely cause
- File and line number
- Source code context
- Suggested debugging steps
### Code Explainer
DebugBuddy can analyze Python source code using Python's AST and provide a structured explanation.
It can identify:
- Imports
- Functions
- Classes
- Variables
- Basic variable types
- Program flow
- Potential issues
- Suggested fixes
No external AI service is required.
## Installation
Install the latest version from PyPI:
pip install debugbuddy-python
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