Instabug (Luciq) · Controlled Vocabulary

Luciq (Instabug) Domain Vocabulary

Tag-derived vocabulary for the Luciq mobile observability surface. Sourced from Luciq MCP Server tools, product guides, webhook integrations, and the rebranded Instabug documentation tree at docs.luciq.ai.

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Instabug (Luciq) Vocabulary is a controlled vocabulary published by Instabug (Luciq) on the APIs.io network, defining 22 terms.

Defined terms include Application, Crash, Crash Pattern, Occurrence, and App Hang.

A controlled vocabulary pins the words an API’s schemas, parameters and documentation use to one agreed definition each — the shared language a human or an agent needs to read the API the same way its authors do.

Terms

Application

A mobile app registered with Luciq, identified by a stable slug and an application token; the root scoping primitive for every other entity.

Crash

A group of similar crash occurrences within an application. Carries occurrence frequency, affected user count, severity, status, cause hints, and environmental scope.

Crash Pattern

Aggregation of crash occurrences by a pivot key — devices, OSes, app_versions, current_views, app_status, or experiments — to reveal concentration.

Occurrence

A single instance of a crash captured on one device/session, identified by a ULID and carrying full per-occurrence context (device, OS, memory, storage, app status, user, log URL).

App Hang

A grouped UI freeze (non-fatal UI thread block) event for an application. Tracked similar to crashes with duration, frequency, and scope.

Bug Report

A user-reported bug submitted through the Luciq SDK in-app reporter. Carries reporter contact, categories/tags, environment, console log, user step breadcrumbs, and attachments for reproduction.

Review

An app review captured through a store, native, or custom prompt and surfaced via the Luciq MCP Server.

Session

A user app session. Entitlement is denominated at 180 sessions/month per 1 DAU.

Frustration-Free Session

A Luciq composite score measuring sessions free of crashes, hangs, and other user-facing frustrations.

DAU (Daily Active User)

Luciq's primary billing dimension; pricing is "priced on DAU and Seats."

Detect Agent

AI agent that surfaces visual issues and broken functionality from session data.

Resolve Agent

AI agent that ties source code (via GitHub) to issues, runs the AI Debugging Assistant, and proposes fixes.

Release Agent

AI agent that reviews PRs and manages release health.

MCP Tool

An agent-callable operation exposed by the Luciq MCP Server (10 read-only tools covering applications, crashes, occurrences, hangs, bugs, reviews).

Webhook

An outbound HTTP POST delivery of a Bug, Crash, or APM event to a customer callback URL, signed with HMAC-SHA256 via the x-ibg-signature-256 header.

SmartResolve

Luciq's automated remediation feature that combines root cause analysis with PR generation against connected repositories.

One-Code App

Luciq's pattern for a single app binary that ships to multiple brands or regions; tracked as logically distinct apps in the dashboard.

Flow

A user-defined APM trace that wraps a sequence of operations for end-to-end performance measurement (Flows Apdex).

Repro Step

A breadcrumb captured by the SDK (taps, screen views, network calls) used to reproduce bugs and crashes.

Symbolication

The process of mapping crash stack frames back to source symbol names; iOS dSYM and Android mapping/deobfuscation upload flows.

SDK Token

The application-specific token embedded in the mobile SDK to identify which Luciq app a payload belongs to.

Personal Access Token (PAT)

A long-lived MCP credential generated from the Luciq dashboard for CI and automation use cases.

Controlled Vocabulary

name: Luciq (Instabug) Domain Vocabulary
provider: Luciq
providerId: instabug
description: Tag-derived vocabulary for the Luciq mobile observability surface. Sourced from
  Luciq MCP Server tools, product guides, webhook integrations, and the rebranded Instabug
  documentation tree at docs.luciq.ai.
terms:
- term: Application
  description: A mobile app registered with Luciq, identified by a stable slug and an application
    token; the root scoping primitive for every other entity.
- term: Crash
  description: A group of similar crash occurrences within an application. Carries occurrence
    frequency, affected user count, severity, status, cause hints, and environmental scope.
- term: Crash Pattern
  description: Aggregation of crash occurrences by a pivot key — devices, OSes, app_versions,
    current_views, app_status, or experiments — to reveal concentration.
- term: Occurrence
  description: A single instance of a crash captured on one device/session, identified by a ULID
    and carrying full per-occurrence context (device, OS, memory, storage, app status, user,
    log URL).
- term: App Hang
  description: A grouped UI freeze (non-fatal UI thread block) event for an application. Tracked
    similar to crashes with duration, frequency, and scope.
- term: Bug Report
  description: A user-reported bug submitted through the Luciq SDK in-app reporter. Carries
    reporter contact, categories/tags, environment, console log, user step breadcrumbs, and
    attachments for reproduction.
- term: Review
  description: An app review captured through a store, native, or custom prompt and surfaced via
    the Luciq MCP Server.
- term: Session
  description: A user app session. Entitlement is denominated at 180 sessions/month per 1 DAU.
- term: Frustration-Free Session
  description: A Luciq composite score measuring sessions free of crashes, hangs, and other
    user-facing frustrations.
- term: DAU (Daily Active User)
  description: Luciq's primary billing dimension; pricing is "priced on DAU and Seats."
- term: Detect Agent
  description: AI agent that surfaces visual issues and broken functionality from session data.
- term: Resolve Agent
  description: AI agent that ties source code (via GitHub) to issues, runs the AI Debugging
    Assistant, and proposes fixes.
- term: Release Agent
  description: AI agent that reviews PRs and manages release health.
- term: MCP Tool
  description: An agent-callable operation exposed by the Luciq MCP Server (10 read-only tools
    covering applications, crashes, occurrences, hangs, bugs, reviews).
- term: Webhook
  description: An outbound HTTP POST delivery of a Bug, Crash, or APM event to a customer
    callback URL, signed with HMAC-SHA256 via the x-ibg-signature-256 header.
- term: SmartResolve
  description: Luciq's automated remediation feature that combines root cause analysis with PR
    generation against connected repositories.
- term: One-Code App
  description: Luciq's pattern for a single app binary that ships to multiple brands or
    regions; tracked as logically distinct apps in the dashboard.
- term: Flow
  description: A user-defined APM trace that wraps a sequence of operations for end-to-end
    performance measurement (Flows Apdex).
- term: Repro Step
  description: A breadcrumb captured by the SDK (taps, screen views, network calls) used to
    reproduce bugs and crashes.
- term: Symbolication
  description: The process of mapping crash stack frames back to source symbol names; iOS
    dSYM and Android mapping/deobfuscation upload flows.
- term: SDK Token
  description: The application-specific token embedded in the mobile SDK to identify which
    Luciq app a payload belongs to.
- term: Personal Access Token (PAT)
  description: A long-lived MCP credential generated from the Luciq dashboard for CI and
    automation use cases.