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Manual Bug Triage and Review
Engineering teams waste significant time manually triaging, reproducing, and reviewing bugs and PRs, which delays fixes and drains productivity.
In their words
PRs would sit for a day or two, by the time a senior opened it you'd already context switched and forgot half the decisions you made
I still feel like we don't have any idea what we're doing or what is actually done other than to look at the UI.
Once we passed a few hundred a month across both platforms, things started slipping through
I end up spending more time in Jira than I do in an IDE because management just wants more stories sprint after sprint.
A few weeks go by and nobody approves them.
QA failed a notification feature for 'not being realtime.' Nothing in the ticket says realtime.
an agent should be able to pick up a bug report, reproduce it, fix it, and verify it on a real build
finding them is only half the job, the other half is surviving the process of trying to get someone to care before it's too late
The oldest bug in my backlog is now 6 months old and keeps getting pushed back
I'm having trouble splitting up epics like "deliver X research to a specific TRL" into chunks that can be delivered regularly.
deadline is like 6 hours. Rinse and repeat every week. Features get abandoned or rolled back.
Engineers started splitting single PRs into 3 smaller ones to inflate the PR count and people stopped doing code reviews carefully
Every assessment tool hands me forty findings of equal apparent urgency, and triaging them takes longer than fixing the top three would.
there have been times that I’m reviewing more code than everyone on the team combined. I WANT my manager to know that’s happening and figure out how to even the workload.
Software developers and maintainers
Where they talk
- r/ExperiencedDevs
- r/agile
- r/ProductManagement
- r/ClaudeCode
- r/AI_Agents
- r/EngineeringManagers
- r/cscareerquestions
- r/vibecoding
Tools they use today
- GitHub
- Jira
- Claude
- Slack
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Linear
- git
Why those fall short
- no test skill to check which skills a prompt picks up
- metrics track individuals, not team flow, so they are gamed
- no visibility to debug and improve productivity
- no automatic escalation or reviewer assignment; notifications ignored
- only prod bug count is measured; out-of-scope flags are uncounted
Map of ideas
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