- Initial release — live demo and downloadable, runnable foundation.
Bug Tracker
File it, triage it, squash it.
Sorted so the fires float to the top.
Severity and status in one row.
Closed bugs, resting uneasily.
Overview
Bug Tracker is for the project that needs a list, not a platform. Bugs get a reference number, a severity, and a status; the open view sorts fires to the top, and closed bugs rest in the graveyard until they come back (they always come back). The single-file data model makes it a perfect base for adding assignees, labels, or a public roadmap.
Features
- Reference numbers and severities
- Severity-sorted open view
- Open → in-progress → closed flow
- Severity filters
- Reopen ("it's back") flow
Make it yours in three steps
Download it
One click, one zip, the whole project. Free, MIT licensed, yours to keep.
Download Bug TrackerRun it
Unzip it, then run this in the folder. It works immediately — no database, no accounts, no configuration.
$ npm install
$ npm run devHand it to your coding agent
The download ships with CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, and Cursor rules, so your agent understands the project the moment it opens the folder.
$ cd bug-tracker
$ claudeClaude Code reads the included CLAUDE.md automatically — it already knows the project.
A good first prompt:
“Give me a quick tour of this project, then help me make it mine.”Agent-ready information
Ships with CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, Cursor rules, and a full agent handbook — project map, safety rules, recipes, tests, and deploy notes.
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