GitHub integration
Bug reporting built for GitHub
Give your testers and clients a one-click way to report bugs that open in your GitHub repository as Issues, with the element, console errors, requests and bodies and repro steps attached, so developers fix bugs instead of chasing context.
Works with public and private GitHub repos. Two-way status sync is on higher plans.
Setup · 3 steps
Live in under 5 minutes.
- 01
Connect
Authenticate with your GitHub account in one click. Choose which repository receives bugs. No tokens to manage, no manual setup.
- 02
Add the widget
Paste one line of code into your site or app. The SnagRelay widget is live for testers and clients immediately and works on any stack.
- 03
Tickets appear
Every report opens a GitHub Issue with the element, console errors, requests and bodies, repro steps and environment details already populated. Developers can start debugging without a follow-up question.
The artifact
What a GitHub ticket contains.
- The element the reporter pointed at: label, component and selector
- Console and JavaScript errors with file and line
- Requests with status, URL and request and response bodies, failed and successful
- Repro steps and a session replay of the moments before the report
- URL, browser, OS and viewport
- On paid plans: the screenshot with the reporter's marks
For coding agents
And your agent can pull it.
Connect the SnagRelay MCP server to Cursor, Claude Code or Codex and ask it to fix the GitHubitem by its key. It reads the same evidence, and when the fix lands the reporter gets a “fixed” email.
See how it worksPlans and limits are on the pricing page.
Get started
Bug reports with the evidence attached.
Free to start, no card. Set up in a few minutes.