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Bug reporting for Fire TV.

AI-ready bug reports from your Fire TV apps.

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TraceItX captures the focused component, a screenshot, console and network state on Amazon Fire TV — signed and forwarded to your tools or our dashboard, ready for your AI to act on.

Bug reporting for Amazon Fire TV apps

Fire TV sticks and boxes are everywhere, and each one is a slightly different target. When a tester hits a bug on a Fire TV, the usual options are bad: film the screen with a phone, or try to describe it. TraceItX gives Fire TV apps a proper in-app reporter so the full context comes back every time.

How capture works on Fire TV

Fire OS is Android-based, so the same Android SDK powers Fire TV — and the same in-app capture replaces the old 3rd-party-device workaround (a phone camera or an HDMI capture card pointed at the set). The SDK grabs the focused component, the on-screen view tree, a screenshot of what the app rendered, and recent Logcat and network activity, all navigable with the Fire TV remote. One signed envelope, forwarded to your tools.

Built for AI triage

The report is structured and identical to your other platforms, so a developer or an AI agent gets the focused component, the tree, the screenshot, and the surrounding state — enough to act on the bug right away.

What every Fire TV report captures

  • The focused component + the visible view tree at the moment of the report.
  • A screenshot of the TV screen with the reporter's annotation.
  • Logcat and network calls from the seconds before the report.
  • App, SDK, OS and device metadata — signed.

Install

// build.gradle
implementation("com.traceitx:core:0.6.0")
implementation("com.traceitx:reporter-ui:0.6.0")

Questions

Is Fire TV the same as Android TV?

Fire OS is Android-based, so the same Android SDK powers both. The report is the same signed envelope.

What does an AI get from a Fire TV report?

A structured, typed envelope — view tree, focused component, screenshot, console and network — so an agent acts on the bug instead of asking what it is.