QA, PMs, support, designers — anyone who notices something — captures it once. Bugmint classifies, dedupes, and routes the ticket to the right repo, channel, or coding agent. The translation layer disappears.
Chrome extension, embedded widget, or a quick API call. Console logs, network trace, screenshot, and DOM selector ride along automatically.
An LLM tags the type, drafts a clean title, extracts trace IDs, and dedupes against open tickets. The reporter stays in flow.
Bugs to a repo. Copy changes to Slack. Questions stay in the inbox. Routing rules fire on capture, on triage, or never — your call.
Engineers grab tickets from the dashboard. Coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex) grab them via MCP. PR merges flip status to done automatically.
Chrome extension or embedded widget. One sentence + the page; console logs, network trace, screenshot, and DOM selector ride along.
Bugs, feature requests, copy changes, chores, questions. Bugmint tags the type, drafts a clean title, and dedupes against open tickets.
"P1 bugs to acme/api at capture. Copy changes to #copy on triage. Questions stay in inbox." Admin-defined, previewable, enforced.
The Bugmint MCP server exposes list / claim / attach_pr / mark_resolved to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex. Devs grab tickets without leaving the editor.
Routing rules open issues in the right repo with full ticket context. Install once via the GitHub App — no PATs, no per-repo config, scoped to the repos you pick.
Every capture, classification, routing decision, claim, PR, and merge — logged and exportable. Your compliance team will like it.
QA stopped writing five-line Slack messages and started filing in Bugmint. By the time I open the inbox, the ticket is already classified and routed.
Copy changes used to live in DMs forever. Now they land in #copy with full page context the moment they're triaged.
The handoff to Cursor is the real win. List, claim, attach the PR — the ticket lifecycle stays clean without me touching the dashboard.
For side projects and small teams kicking the tires.
For teams that want Bugmint as their org-wide intake layer.
For regulated teams that need their lawyers to be happy too.
One sentence in the extension. Structured ticket on the other side. Engineers and agents pick from the same queue.