Bug fixing from report to completed work for review

Problem

Bugs steal focus from the roadmap. A small report can turn into hours of reproduction, diagnosis, patching, testing, and review before the team can return to planned work.

How it works

Rosvelt turns a bug report into a complete repair loop: reproduce the issue, trace the root cause, implement the fix, add a regression test, and return a completed work for review your team can verify.

2File the bug as a ticket in Linear, Jira, or Rosvelt.

3Agents reproduce it and diagnose the root cause.

4They implement the fix with a test that proves it's resolved.

5The fix lands as a completed work for review with a live preview to confirm.

Tickets

Track scoped work, ownership, progress, blockers, and review in one board.

What you get

A faster path from reported issue to verified fix, with less interruption for the engineers already focused on roadmap work.

Review before you merge

You get the full story before merge: what broke, why it broke, how it was fixed, and a preview to confirm the behavior.

Each fix arrives as a standard completed work for review with the failing case now passing and a preview to verify. Read the diff, try the scenario yourself, and ask for changes in the thread — then merge.

Preview

Inspect the result, request edits, and move it forward without changing tools.

Why it's different

Bugs get fixed without stalling the roadmap.

See it in action

Watch a bug report become a verified, merged fix.