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title: "Jam docs: Getting started"
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summary: "Jam documentation covers how to capture bug reports using recordings, screenshots, logs, network requests, and device details to help teams reproduce issues faster. The docs guide users through installing the Chrome extension, creating Jams, requesting recordings, connecting to tools like Jira and Slack, and debugging with AI agents via MCP."
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# Jam docs: Getting started

Jam docs help you capture bug reports with recordings, screenshots, logs, network requests, and device details so your team can reproduce issues faster. ​ Getting started Start with Jam Install the Chrome extension and capture your first Jam. Create a Jam Record a bug report with video, screenshots, logs, and network requests. Create a Recording Link Request a screen recording from anyone. No extension required. Connect your apps Send Jams to Jira, Linear, Slack, GitHub, and other tools. ​ Use Jam Record a video Show the bug as it happens with screen recording and annotations. Use Instant Replay Save the last two minutes of browser activity after a bug happens. Request recordings Collect Jams from customers, members, and external collaborators. Debug with MCP Give AI agents the recording, logs, network requests, and user events from a Jam. ⌘ I