Most entries here started as somebody’s report inside their own app. Where one did, its ID is on the entry.
Subscribe via RSS ↗Both now accept a Command handoff the same way Codex and Cursor do — repo, branch, test command, scope, acceptance criteria, constraints. Pick a default agent per repo, or route by report type so copy changes and P1 bugs go to different runners.
Tags: Agents · Routing
Anything accepted and then left quiet now surfaces in Needs you and ages in public until somebody says something true. Set the escalation window per workspace; the default is 14 days.
REPORTED BY A CUSTOMER’S ENG LEAD
“we accepted a bug in March and nobody ever told the guy”
Tags: Back office · Accountability
Reporters told us they kept reopening the panel to check whether anything had changed. The docked mark now answers that in its colour — grey filed, orange needs you, green and rotated when it’s done — so most of a report’s life costs thirteen pixels and asks for nothing.
Review notes on an agent’s PR now go straight back to the agent that wrote it, with the original scope and criteria attached. No human copies a comment into a prompt. Merge still needs your approval.
When a fix doesn’t hold, one button puts the report back at the top with its whole history intact — priority raised, assigned to a person rather than an agent, and the session recorded next time it fails. The reporter says four words, not four paragraphs.
One script tag. In-app reports with the route, console errors, failed requests and click trail attached. Classification, scope and acceptance criteria written on intake. Linear and GitHub connected. And the part everyone skips — the reporter gets told.