Foundation Base
Production readyDeveloper Toolsv1.0.0 · updated Jul 2, 2026
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Open Source Bug Tracker Template

File it, triage it, squash it.

A lightweight issue tracker: severity, status, filters, and a closed graveyard — for projects that don't need Jira.

Runnable Agent-ready Install-ready Deploy-ready
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This is the real app, not a mockup. Whatever you enter in the demo stays in your browser and belongs to nobody.

What you get

One zip. Everything to own it.

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.

  • Reference numbers and severities
  • Severity-sorted open view
  • Open ? in-progress ? closed flow
  • Severity filters
  • Reopen ("it's back") flow
bug-tracker.zipMIT
bug-tracker/├── app/the running Next.js app├── agent/START_HERE, PROJECT_MAP, RULES, RECIPES, TESTS, DEPLOY├── CLAUDE.mdread automatically by Claude Code├── AGENTS.mdread automatically by Codex├── .cursor/rules/loaded automatically by Cursor└── README.mdrun it, then make it yours

Inside the app

What the running app actually looks like
Bug Tracker: Open bugs
Open bugs — Sorted so the fires float to the top.

Customize with AI

Your agent already knows this codebase.

Ships with CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, Cursor rules, and a full agent handbook — project map, safety rules, recipes, tests, and deploy notes.

Claude CodeCursorCodex

Prompts written against this app

Change the branding, copy, and layout for my Bug Tracker app.
Add or remove fields so it matches my workflow.
Add export and import for my developer tools data.
Add optional sync later without changing the local-first default.

Run it

5 min to your own copy.

  1. 01Create your editable app copy and unzip it.
  2. 02Run npm install.
  3. 03Run npm run dev and open http://localhost:3000.
  4. 04Read /agent/START_HERE.md before customizing.
  5. 05Swap the local-first storage boundary for your own backend when ready.
Full walkthrough, including deploy and install →
Where your data lives

Bug Tracker data stays in this browser by default.

No account, backend, or cloud sync is included in the current package.

An agent can add optional sync later while preserving the local-first default.

Honest limitation

This package is standard-ready for Create My App and AI customization.

A full app-only PWA install route is not enabled yet for this app.

Verification receiptchecked Aug 2, 2026 at c11c184 · v1.0.0
Demo renderscaptured 2026-07-26, 37 KBpassed
Package installs and buildsinstalled, typechecked and built in 84s on node v24.13.0passed
Source package complete31 files, 55 KBpassed
Agent instructions included5 handoff files presentpassed
No network calls in app sourcestatic scan clean: no network calls, eval, or secrets in app sourcepassed
License matches the packageMIT, matching the file in the packagepassed

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