See it fix a bug under you
Six fictional businesses, each with its own stack, its own repository and its own workspace, because Sarcio ships onto sites it doesn't control. File the bug with the reporter widget on the page, approve the AI-drafted fix, and watch the running app heal: no reload, no redeploy, state intact.
Alpine & Oak Outfitters
The coupon that raises the total
An outdoor-gear store in Bend, Oregon. The 10% code TRAIL10 shows a saving of $33.80, yet the total goes up to $371.80: the pricing module adds the saving like shipping. The fix is a corrected pricing module, swapped into the open page while the cart, the quantities and the code stay exactly as the shopper left them.
JavaScript module
Express
GitHub PR
Jira
Meridian Freight
The freight quote that asks for a choice it never offers
A regional trucking company in Columbus, Ohio, with instant freight quotes online. Every quote is refused with "Please choose a service level." because the redesigned form never sends one. A signed server patch fills in Standard on that one route, through the sidecar beside the app, and the permanent fix opens as a Bitbucket pull request.
Node.js
Sidecar
Bitbucket PR
Jira
Loopdesk
The free trial that rejects a promo code nobody entered
Help-desk software from Austin, Texas. The free-trial signup always sends an empty promo code, and the last step rejects it as invalid, though nobody typed one. Stay on that step while the fix is approved: the same click then creates the workspace, form intact. The permanent fix is a GitLab merge request.
Java
Sidecar
GitLab MR
Jira
Fernwood Nursery
The plant shop whose Add to cart button is greyed out
A real WooCommerce plant shop running the Sarcio plugin on its own, with no sidecar. The Add to cart button on the Japanese maple is greyed out by a leftover theme template: the owner previews the fix, approves it and keeps it from the Sarcio Inbox inside WordPress. Behind it, checkout refuses a Portland ZIP code, a server-side fix the plugin applies itself.
WordPress plugin
WooCommerce
PHP
GitHub PR
Jira
Harbor & Pine Landscaping
The quote form that turns away new customers
A landscaping company in Tacoma, Washington, whose WordPress quote form brings in its work. The button reads quote_form.submit_button instead of its label, and a phone number typed as (253) 555-0142 is refused. A page fix puts the label back and a server fix lets those requests through, delivered by the sidecar running beside WordPress.
WordPress plugin
PHP
Sidecar
GitHub PR
Hollis & Hearth
The homewares shop with no checkout button
A homewares shop in Asheville, North Carolina, selling stoneware, linens and candles on WooCommerce. A theme update hid the cart's checkout button for a mobile cart bar that never shipped, and the rewards plugin refuses every order that doesn't say how many points to redeem. The plugin applies both fixes itself, with no sidecar.
WordPress plugin
WooCommerce
PHP
GitHub PR
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