Quick start: say this
There’s a UI bug on my dashboard. The Create button is duplicated.
Log this as a bug in Linear and my Notion Bugs database.
Assign BUG-142 to Camille and mark it as high priority.
Notis creates comprehensive bug reports from your screenshots and descriptions.
Bug reporting workflow
1. Capture the bug
Send a screenshot and describe what’s wrong:
The ‘Create Automation’ button is duplicated and overlapping the sidebar.
Notis analyzes the screenshot and identifies the visual issue.
2. Provide reproduction steps
Notis asks clarifying questions:
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Which browser and device?
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What steps lead to this screen?
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Does it happen every time?
Answer by voice or text:
I’m using Chrome on Mac. Go to the login page, then the Automations page, resize the window to half width, and the button duplicates. It happens every time.
3. Bug created in Linear + Notion
Notis creates synchronized entries:
In Linear:
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BUG-142 – “Create Automation button duplicated on dashboard at small widths”
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Status: Triaged
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Full steps to reproduce
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Screenshot attached
In Notion Bugs database:
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Mirrored entry with same details
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Linked to Linear issue
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Screenshot preserved
4. Assign and prioritize
Update the bug without leaving your chat:
Assign BUG-142 to Camille.
Mark it as High priority.
Add label: UI, Responsive.
Notis updates both Linear and Notion simultaneously.
Set up your Bugs tracker
Connect your bug tracker in the Integrations tab, or use the bug tracker included in the Notis Second Brain template.
If you choose to use a bug tracker like Linear or Jira, make sure to delete the bug tracker database in the Notis Second Brain template to avoid any conflicts.
If you want to enforce a template for reporting bugs or creating new user stories, you can modify the Features and Bugs database description to enforce a template and ask Notion to collect all relevant information before creating a new entry. Here’s an example:
Recommended Integrations
Automations
When a comment is added to an issue in Linear, Notis extracts the actionable information and keeps the issue up to date.
Trigger: Comment Received Trigger
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Go to the Automations tab in the Notis portal and create a new automation.
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Select Linear and set the trigger to Comment Received Trigger.
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Paste the instruction below (feel free to customize):
Pro tips
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Screenshot first: Visual context helps Notis understand the issue faster.
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Be specific: “Button duplicated” is better than “something’s wrong”.
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Mention frequency: “Every time” vs “sometimes” affects priority.
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Include environment: Browser, OS, and device matter for debugging.