Vovy turns messy notes into clear GitHub Issues with labels and steps to reproduce, and sets up a simple board to track what's next.
Take my notes of bugs and feature ideas and file them as GitHub issues with labels
How it works
- Read your notes: Vovy reads your list from Notion, a note, or what you say out loud, and splits it into separate bugs and ideas.
- Set up labels: Vovy makes a few labels like bug, feature and urgent in the repo, so issues are easy to filter.
- Write each issue: Vovy drafts each one with a clear title, what happens, what should happen and steps to reproduce, and shows you the list.
- File them: After you approve the drafts, Vovy creates the issues and adds them to a GitHub Project board with To do, Doing and Done.
- Show your backlog: A table card lists every issue with its label and link, ready for you or Claude Code to pick up.
What you provide
- Your bug and idea notes
- A GitHub repo
What you get
- Clear, reproducible issues
- Labels for sorting
- A simple project board
- A backlog AI tools can work from
FAQ
Can Claude Code fix an issue for me?
Yes. With the GitHub CLI signed in, you can ask it to read issue #12 and open a pull request that fixes it.
Are issues public?
Only if the repo is public. On private repos, only collaborators see them.
Should I use Linear instead?
Linear is faster for teams. For a solo founder, GitHub Issues keeps everything next to the code for free.
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