Bugboard.ai - Issue Tracking

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Bugboard.ai is an issue tracker designed for development teams working with AI agents. It offers multiple views including board, list, calendar, and roadmap, with automatic duplicate detection and integration with GitHub, GitLab, and Gitea. The key feature is its 40+ MCP tools that allow users to search, create, and resolve issues directly from Cursor or Claude Code without switching applications. It provides free access for individual developers and seat-based pricing for teams.

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BugBoard.ai is a fast, keyboard-first issue tracker built for teams shipping with their agents. Track bugs and features across board, list, calendar, and roadmap views, link issues straight to GitHub/GitLab/Gitea, and catch duplicate reports automatically. The standout: 40+ MCP tools let you search, file, and resolve issues directly from Cursor or Claude Code — no context switching. Free forever for solo devs, simple seat pricing for teams.

The AI-powered bug board for dev teams who ship fast. Triage, plan, and resolve bugs faster with AI agents that work with Cursor & Claude Code.

Track bugs, plan features and fix them from your editor over MCP. Bring the backlog you already have with you. Tickets, comments, attachments, labels, assignees — mapped over, not retyped. 40+ tools over MCP. Cursor and Claude Code read, file and close tickets without leaving the editor. Annual totals at your team size. No feature scoring — just the bill. List rates from each vendor’s own public pricing page, checked 2026-08-08, billed annually: ClickUp Business $12, Jira Premium $14.54, Linear Business $16, Asana Advanced $24.99 per user/month. Atlassian publishes no flat Premium rate — it is progressive and quoted through their calculator, so a real Jira quote may come in lower. AI…from bugboard.ai

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