use cases
Create tickets from meeting notes with AI, after approval
How to turn meeting action items into filed tickets with AI: what the agent can reach, what lands in the ticket, and what waits for you. Setup and limits.
Describe a bug or a request, and Doozy files the ticket for you. Not a one-liner. A real ticket with the environment, the steps to reproduce, the evidence, and a link back to the conversation it came from.
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| Without Doozy | With Doozy | |
|---|---|---|
| Filing a ticket | Switch tools, restate context, find evidence | One sentence and the agent handles the rest |
| Ticket quality | One-liner that gets bounced back with questions | Environment, steps, evidence, and source linked |
| Meeting to ticket | Action item dies in a notes doc | Filed directly from the meeting recording |
| Bug reproduction | You do it yourself | Agent reproduces and attaches the evidence |
| Auto-filing from events | You notice the event (or miss it) | Triggered automatically when conditions match |
| Traceability | Ticket and meeting live in different tools | Linked: ticket points to the to-do, to-do points to the capture |
How it works
The ticket is written from real context: the meeting capture, the to-do, and whatever the agent can read in your connected apps like logs, source code, and staging environments. That's why the ticket comes out complete instead of empty.
Your agent files through a direct connection to your tracker, not a browser. GitHub, Linear, and Notion are common examples. The to-do and the ticket stay linked, so anyone can trace the ticket back to the conversation that produced it.
Who this is for
Engineering teams who lose bugs between meetings and trackers. Product managers who want action items to land as real tickets. Support teams who need customer reports turned into engineering issues with full context.
Frequently asked questions
Which trackers does Doozy connect to?
GitHub, Linear, and Notion are common examples. Check your workspace settings for the full list of available connections.
Will it file a ticket without asking me?
By default, yes, since ticket filing is an internal action. If you want tickets reviewed first, say so in your request or set a workspace rule.
Can it auto-file when a support issue comes in?
Yes. Event-triggered routines respond to changes in connected apps, like a new urgent support ticket.
What goes into the ticket?
Whatever you require. A bug ticket typically includes the environment, steps to reproduce, observed behavior, evidence, and a link to the source conversation.
Is this free?
Free forever for up to five people when you bring your own AI keys.
Does it include code context?
Yes. File references, stack traces, and the discussion that produced the ticket are all attached.
Can I auto-file from events?
Yes. Set up a routine triggered by support issues or error alerts.