As a game dev I commonly get bug reports that are effectively useless. So many in fact, that it is quite overwhelming.
For developers it's rather easy to understand how a decent bug report should look like – but for consumers, not so much.
Bugspot guides the user through the bug reporting process and:
- Asks for important details
- Presents potential duplicates
- Closes spam reports + user-error bugs with explanations and troubleshooting steps
- Automatically determines the Priority (P1 – P4)
- Adds issues to GitHub Issues
...it also enforces a clear bug report structure, sends out emails, allows for adding a custom AI prompt & more :-) The code is public on GitHub.
PaulPlay•13h ago
As a game dev I commonly get bug reports that are effectively useless. So many in fact, that it is quite overwhelming.
For developers it's rather easy to understand how a decent bug report should look like – but for consumers, not so much. Bugspot guides the user through the bug reporting process and: - Asks for important details - Presents potential duplicates - Closes spam reports + user-error bugs with explanations and troubleshooting steps - Automatically determines the Priority (P1 – P4) - Adds issues to GitHub Issues
...it also enforces a clear bug report structure, sends out emails, allows for adding a custom AI prompt & more :-) The code is public on GitHub.