My Android Studio is connected with the Play Store to download crash reports from users. It's also connected with Gemini to help me write code.
A next level integration would be Gemini offering me a test case and a solution automatically as soon as a new crash report comes in.
Let's see how good these AIs actually are.
Although, data privacy bells ringing… Not a fan of feeding Google's AI user crash reports, unless it is purely stack traces (no user identifiable device data, etc).
I run LM Studio locally, the Gemma model (local mini Gemini) is quite good!
In fact the app just crashed now, what data are you sending them?
I get the stack trace of the code, the model of the phone and the version of the OS that is running.
No other logs or identifyable information.
I think the screen that asks you to send the report has a privacy disclaimer there that should be similar to this.
