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Point it at a deployed URL, hand testers a flow to walk, and watch loose observations become structured findings — sorted by heuristic, triaged, clustered across testers, and pushed to the issue that ships the fix.
Finding
01Confirm button is dead on tap
user control · high
Cluster
02Checkout breaks on confirm
4 reporters · P1
Linear
03UD-142
in progress
GitHub
04PR #318
links UD-142
Merged
05Fixed & closed
issue auto-closed
Why structured
A shared vocabulary
Every finding lands in a Nielsen-heuristic column. A hunch becomes a category, not a vibe — and two testers describe the same problem the same way.
No anchoring
While a blitz is live, each tester sees only their own findings. No report quietly bends to match the loudest voice in the room.
Findings built to ship
Each finding carries a screenshot, a severity and the step it happened on. It is an issue-in-waiting, not a comment that evaporates by Monday.
The blitz engine
A blitz takes a deployed URL and a flow to walk, and returns a prioritised, deduplicated list of issues — already on their way to the tracker.
The board
The flow to walk sits on the left; the heuristic columns hold what turns up. Testers tick steps as they go and drop findings into the column that fits.
The flow · 3 of 4
User control
Confirm button is dead on tap
Visibility
No spinner while the tx settles
Consistency
Two different back arrows
Fee label changes wording
Error prevention
Lets you submit an empty amount
One finding, fully formed
A finding is not a sentence in a thread. It is a small, complete record — enough to reproduce, rate and route without a follow-up question.
Confirm button does nothing on tap
On the final step the primary button registers no press on mobile Safari. Desktop is fine.
What a card carries
From findings to issues
When a blitz closes, findings group by theme across everyone who tested — drafted into prioritised clusters with a plain-language rationale. The studio approves; nothing is pushed on autopilot.
Checkout breaks on the confirm step
Four testers hit the same wall: the confirm button is unresponsive on mobile, with no feedback that anything was pressed.
rationale · clustered from 4 findings across 3 flow steps; highest severity high, blocks the primary task.
Studio decides
drafted by the review skill · nothing pushes on autopilot
Closing the loop
An approved cluster becomes a Linear issue. From there, the pull request that fixes it closes the issue on merge — so the last screen of a blitz is a shipped change, not a backlog.
[Bug Blitz] Checkout breaks on the confirm step
fix: register confirm tap on mobile Safari
the GitHub link runs through Linear’s own integration · Bug Blitz pushes the issue, your engineers’ PRs close it
A studio product, in use
Bug Blitz lives inside the same portal partners already use for deliverables and approvals — built for our own engagements first, and offered to yours.