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Anyone on the team can report bugs and tasks from Discord. Each one becomes a GitHub issue with steps, severity and screenshots. Nobody needs a GitHub account.

There's one crawling around this page right now. Catch it and watch it get filed. The longer it stays loose, the higher the severity.

What happens

A report takes one form in Discord. The bot does the rest in about a second.

  1. You fill the form

    Click Report a bug or type /bug. Where it happened, steps, expected vs actual, severity, screenshots.

  2. The bot picks it up

    Discord sends the form to the bot on tasks.climatecapitalmarket.com.

  3. GitHub gets an issue

    Filed under the channel's repo, labelled bug and severity: ….

  4. A card lands in Discord

    With buttons to assign, comment, edit and mark done, right there.


    

  


  

    
Who's on it

    

      
Status comes from the task itself: someone assigned means in progress, nobody means to do. Try the buttons.

      

        
🔨  In progress 

        
📋  To do 

        
✅  Done 

      

    

  


  

    
Commands

    

      

        
    
          
  • /bug
    Opens the bug form. Five fields, one of them optional.
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  • /task create
    Opens the task form: title, description, who to assign, labels.
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  • /task list mine
    Your tasks, grouped by status. Add share: true to post it for everyone.
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  • /task view, close, reopen, comment
    Type a number or a few words of the title; it autocompletes.
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  • /project panel
    Posts the button panel on the right in a channel. Pin it and nobody has to remember a command.
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  • Right-click a message → Apps → Create task
    Turns any message into a task that links back to it.
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🤖 Task Bot APP

          

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Found a bug or need something done? Click a button, fill the form, done.
No GitHub account needed.