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When a tester flags something — a bug, a broken layout, the wrong copy — Brevwick turns it into a clean, agent-actionable issue in your tracker. Route, console, network, and device context ride along automatically.

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BREV-481
BugP1checkout

Checkout crashes with TypeError when cart total is undefined on Safari iOS

Steps to reproduce

  1. Open /checkout/payment on iOS Safari
  2. Submit empty cart via Apple Pay
  3. Page becomes unresponsive

Expected vs Actual

Expected: Validation error shown inline.
Actual: White screen; cart.total is undefined at PaymentPage.tsx:142.

publish to · acme/checkout~ 8.2s
/ The agent angle

Most bug tools file tickets your agents can’t read.

Sentry and LogRocket watch your app from the inside and tell engineers what broke. Brevwick is the front door for the bugs a humanfinds — it hands your tracker, and your coding agent, a clean issue with the route, console, network, and device already attached. No “it’s broken on mobile lol.”

Slack rant + guesswork

  • "It’s broken on mobile lol" — no route, no device, no clue
  • No console, no network ring, no repro path
  • Engineer DMs the tester three times asking what they clicked
  • Agent: "I need more information about the error."

Brevwick ticket

  • Title, repro steps, expected vs actual — Markdown
  • Stack trace, network call, route, device — attached
  • Sanitised screenshots and files for visual bugs
  • Agent: "I’ll patch PaymentPage.tsx:142 and open a PR.”

Everything from raw note to tracker-ready ticket.

Four capabilities, one pipeline — from the moment a human tester flags a bug to a tracker-ready issue your agents can action. No re-write step in between.

  • Capture context

    The widget grabs route, console breadcrumbs, network ring, and device metadata alongside the tester’s note.

  • AI-format

    A PII-sanitised formatter turns raw notes into tracker-ready Markdown — title, repro, expected, actual.

  • Triage

    Reviewers approve, edit, or reject in a keyboard-driven dashboard built for speed.

  • Publish to your tracker

    Approved issues appear in GitHub, Linear, or Jira; Slack notifies your team in the right channel.

Ships approved issues straight to your tracker.

Connect once. Brevwick handles the rest — labels, priorities, channels, and cascading project pickers stay in lockstep with your team’s conventions.

How it works

Three steps from a human tester’s click to a tracker-ready issue. No manual re-write, no half-formed tickets.

  1. 01

    A tester clicks the FAB.

    The widget grabs the route, console breadcrumbs, network ring, and device metadata at the moment the bug was seen. The tester just types what they saw.

  2. 02

    AI formats the raw description.

    A PII-sanitised formatter rewrites the note into a tracker-clean Markdown body — title, repro steps, expected, actual.

  3. 03

    Triager approves; tracker publishes.

    A reviewer approves, edits, or rejects in the keyboard-driven dashboard. Approved issues appear in GitHub, Linear, or Jira; Slack notifies the right channel.

/ Install

One script tag. Or one Flutter package.

Drop it in. Set your project key. The widget shows up, context capture starts, and your dashboard lights up the first time someone files a bug.

// 1. Install
$ npm install @tatlacas/brevwick-sdk

// 2. Mount the widget
import { createBrevwick } from '@tatlacas/brevwick-sdk';

const bw = createBrevwick({
  projectKey: 'pk_live_…',
});

bw.install();
/ FAQ

Questions, answered.

  • Those tools watch your app from the inside and tell engineers what broke. Brevwick is the front door for human-reported bugs — it makes the tester-to-tracker handoff sharp, with structured payloads agents can act on.
Free forever for 1 project · No credit card

Ship cleaner tickets. Make your agents useful.

Add the widget. Connect your tracker. Watch the next bug report show up triaged, formatted, and ready for a PR.