Bug reports your developers and AI agents can actually act on

Reporting a bug from Thunders used to drop a thin ticket into your backlog: a vague title, a screenshot, and not much else. Now every reported bug arrives with everything your team needs to fix it.

• Cleaner structured format: every ticket follows the same shape (Error, What Happened, Environment, Steps to Reproduce, Evidence, AI Reasoning).
• Full evidence attached: screenshot at failure, pre-failure screenshot, console logs, browser URL, device, environment, and timestamp, all pulled automatically from the test run.
• Scannable title format: new ticket titles follow [Severity] IssueType on Element | TestCaseName, so your team can triage at a glance from the backlog view.
• Reported with Thunders footer: every ticket signals it was auto-generated with full context, with a link back to the source.

Works across Linear, Jira, ClickUp, Shortcut, Notion, and Azure DevOps. A developer (or an AI agent) opens the ticket and has everything they need: where it happened, what the page looked like before and after, what the console said, and what the AI was reasoning about when it failed. No back-and-forth required.

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