Ybug

Ybug collects visual feedback and bug reports from your website: a screenshot, the page URL, browser, device, screen size, and optionally console logs and network requests. Connect Ybug to ChatGPT and read those reports here, so you don’t copy them into chat by hand.

Ask what came in on a project this week and get it grouped by page. Ask why a report happened, and ChatGPT reads the page, browser, console errors and failed requests before suggesting the likely cause. Or work through new feedback: ChatGPT suggests priorities, types, tags and assignees, and applies the ones you approve with an internal note.

What it can do:

• Find feedback by status, priority, type, tags, assignee, date or keyword
• Read a report in full, including screenshot and video links, console logs and network requests
• Read a report’s comments and the team’s tags and members
• Change status, priority, type, assignee and tags, create tags, and add internal comments

Limitations: it can’t delete anything, change settings or send public replies to reporters. Comments it adds are always internal. Moving a report to a Resolved or Closed status can send the reporter your auto-reply, if you’ve turned it on.

You sign in to Ybug, pick a team and approve access. ChatGPT acts as you and sees only the projects you can access. Reporter email addresses, phone numbers and the user data your site passes to the widget are never sent. You can revoke access any time under Connected apps in your Ybug account.

Requires a Ybug account. Which actions are available depends on your Ybug plan and your permissions in the team.