The world's bug tracker.

You find a bug in someone else's software. Today, that means finding their GitHub repo, opening Issues, checking for duplicates, navigating their support portal, filing a ticket the old way. What if you just told Claude?

The Old Way

Bug reporting is broken.

1.Find the company's GitHub repo — if it even exists
2.Open Issues, search for duplicates manually
3.No repo? Navigate their support portal, create an account
4.File a ticket in their format, wait weeks for a response
5.Give up. Ship a workaround. The bug lives forever.

With Codmir

Just tell Claude.

One MCP server. One sentence. Claude files a structured bug report against any company in the world — with reproduction steps, environment details, and severity. No GitHub repo needed. No support portal. No account to create.

Other developers who hit the same bug find it, upvote it, add context. Vendors see real engineering demand — structured, aggregated, impossible to ignore.

The full 44-tool workspace — project management, tickets, AI agents, desktop control — unlocks on Pro. Bug reporting is free, forever.

Get started in 3 steps

Add the MCP server

Add to your claude_desktop_config.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "codmir": {
      "url": "https://codmir.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Add CLAUDE.md instructions

Paste the instructions block into your project's CLAUDE.md so Claude knows what tools are available.

Restart Claude

Restart Claude Desktop or your IDE. The tools will be available immediately.

Open Source SDK

Report bugs from your own code.

@codmir/report is a zero-dependency client SDK for filing, searching, and upvoting bug reports programmatically. Works in Node.js, browsers, and edge runtimes. Apache 2.0.

Terminal

npm install @codmir/report

app.ts

import { Codmir } from '@codmir/report'

Codmir.init({ projectKey: 'your-key' })

// File a structured bug report
await Codmir.reportBug({
  vendor: 'stripe',
  title: 'Webhook retries on 202',
  description: 'Duplicate events when endpoint returns 202...',
  severity: 'HIGH',
})

// Auto-capture exceptions (like Sentry)
await Codmir.captureException(error, {
  vendor: 'vercel',
  product: 'build-output-api',
})

npm →GitHub →

44 tools. One workspace.

Every tool connects to the same Codmir workspace. Claude gets full context — your projects, sprints, tickets, errors, and infrastructure.

Project Management

get_workspace_status—Check if the workspace has an org and projects set up

get_project_context—Full project overview: tech stack, recent activity, team

get_sprint_tasks—Current sprint tasks with status, assignees, and progress

list_project_tasks—List all tasks with filtering options

list_todo—Actionable tickets sorted by priority

Tickets

create_ticket—Create bugs, features, tasks, or improvements

get_ticket—Full ticket details with comments, assignee, labels

update_ticket—Update title, description, priority, type, assignee, due date

search_tickets—Search tickets by keyword across title and description

update_todo_status—Update status: open → in_progress → review → done → closed

add_comment—Add markdown comments (types: comment, progress, blocker, decision, note)

log_work—Log time spent, files changed, and artifacts against a ticket

AI Task Execution

execute_task—Dispatch an AI agent (TARS) to work on a task autonomously

check_task_status—Monitor a running execution: status, progress %, logs, results

Work Engine

decompose_goal—Break a goal into executable fragments with parallel waves

get_work_graph—Full work graph: all fragments, waves, and states

spawn_fragment—Add a fragment (think, build, verify, decide, integrate, observe)

complete_fragment—Mark complete with artifacts; optionally spawn children

converge_wave—Merge a completed wave back into a coherent result

execute_goal—Run a goal autonomously with plan-do-check cycles

Error Debugging

lookup_error—Look up a production error by refId, digest, fingerprint, or issueId

list_recent_errors—List recent errors with severity filtering

get_error_context—Enriched context with suggested files and similar resolved issues

Bug Bounty

report_bug—Report a bug against any software vendor (auto-creates vendor page)

search_bug_reports—Search existing reports to avoid duplicates

upvote_bug_report—Upvote an existing report

Background Work

spawn_work—Dispatch a background agent (research, call, schedule, analyze)

call_number—Place a phone call via AI to accomplish an objective

Desktop Control

codmir_screenshot—Capture the entire screen

codmir_click—Click at coordinates

codmir_type—Type text at cursor position

codmir_key—Press keyboard shortcuts

codmir_scroll—Scroll at coordinates

codmir_shell—Run shell commands on the machine

codmir_fetch_page—Fetch a web page (returns HTML, links, title)

Memory

store_conversation—Save conversation context for future sessions

Available on every plan

Free

Read-only workspace access

get_workspace_status, get_project_context, list_todo, get_ticket, search_tickets, report_bug, search_bug_reports, upvote_bug_report

Pro

Full workspace + AI agents

Everything in Free + create/update tickets, execute_task, work engine, error tools, SDK tools, store_conversation

Premium

Background work + phone calls

Everything in Pro + call_number ($0.05/call), spawn_work ($0.02/spawn)

Claude writes code. Codmir ships it.

From intention to live, verified outcome. One workspace.