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hey can someone look at the dashboard? the chart thing is broken again. or maybe it's just slow? idk it doesn't look right
which chart? there's like 4 on that page
the one on the left? or maybe the middle one. hold on let me get a screenshot
ok I put some notes in the google doc. also @David can you check the JIRA ticket I made?
The button on the settings page needs to be more prominent. Also the copy feels off. Maybe make it more "action-oriented"?
which button? there are three on this page. also "more prominent" how?
The onboarding flow feels clunky. Steps 2 and 3 could probably be combined? Or removed?
@Priya is this about mobile or desktop? they're different flows
The dashboard has some issues. See Slack thread and Google Doc for details. Something with charts and maybe the button colors? Check with Priya.
Someone flags something in Slack. Someone else adds context in a Google Doc. A JIRA ticket gets created with "see Slack thread." The dev opens all three, still doesn't know what page the bug is on, and messages back asking for a screenshot. Two days later, same cycle.
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data-api-key="your-key" />A PM says "this flow feels off." GiveFeedback turns that into structured tasks — each with the page, the element, a timestamp, and an effort estimate. No more decoding Slack messages into JIRA tickets.
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Slack message: "the chart thing is broken"
Google Doc: 3 conflicting comments
JIRA ticket: "Fix dashboard thing" — unassigned
Standup: 10 min re-explaining the issue
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AI extracts 3 tasks with page references
Effort estimated at 5 points total
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