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BugHerdv1.0.3

Name: BugHerd
Author: oomol

oo-bug-herd

oomol

BugHerd (bugherd.com). Use this skill for ANY BugHerd request — reading, creating, and updating data. Whenever a task involves BugHerd, use this skill instead of calling the API directly.

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CreatedJun 9, 2026

UpdatedSep 15, 2026

Install & Quick Start

Install via ClawdBot CLI:

clawdbot install oomol/oo-bug-herd

Skill Package2 files

📋SKILL.mdmarkdown

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Quality Score

B59/100

Grade Fair — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.

Market Validation7/35

· 649 downloads (moderate demand)
· No tracked installs (may still have real users via manual install)

Documentation21/25

· SKILL.md present
· Detailed documentation (≥3000 chars)
· Contains tool definitions
· Detailed summary

Package Completeness6/15

· skillAssets present (1 files)

Security Analysis

💙 Low Risk

UNSAFE_SHELLmedium

Potentially destructive shell commands in tool definitions

curl -fsSL https://cli.oomol.com/install.sh | bash

UNDOCUMENTED_EXTERNALlow

Calls external URL not in known-safe list

https://static.oomol.com/logo/third-party/bug_herd.png

AI Analysis

The skill is a straightforward BugHerd connector wrapper that routes all API calls through the OOMOL `oo` CLI with server-side credential injection, so no raw tokens are handled by the skill itself. The flagged `curl | bash` install command and external logo URL are common patterns in OOMOL skill definitions and are not evidence of malicious intent, though the install command is a mild supply-chain consideration. No hidden instructions, credential harvesting, or data exfiltration to unauthorized servers were found.

Audited Oct 11, 2026 · audit v1.0

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Usage Guide

Generated Oct 11, 2026

QA engineers and testersWeb development agencies and freelancersProduct managers and support leadsMarketing and content review teamsbeginner

💡 Application Scenarios

Client Website QA WorkflowDigital Agency / Web Development

An agency sets up a BugHerd project per client website and has clients or internal QA staff pin visual feedback directly on pages. The skill automates creating projects, tasks from feedback, and collecting comments and attachments so the team can triage issues without manual entry. Reports on open tasks per project can be pulled regularly for status meetings.

Automated Bug Triage from Support TicketsSaaS / Software

A SaaS company routes qualifying support tickets into BugHerd as tasks with screenshots attached from public URLs. The skill creates tasks, adds comments with context from the ticket, and updates fields like priority or assignee based on support labels. This keeps engineering and support aligned without duplicating work across tools.

E-commerce Visual Regression ReportingE-commerce / Retail

An e-commerce team monitors product and checkout pages for visual changes after deployments. The skill lists active projects and tasks to detect open visual defects, adds attachments from screenshot URLs, and updates task status as fixes are verified. This shortens the loop between detecting a visual regression and confirming it is resolved.

Marketing Site Content Review BoardMarketing / Advertising

A marketing team uses BugHerd as a lightweight review board for landing pages and campaign microsites; stakeholders pin comments where copy or design needs changes. The skill creates tasks and comments from review feedback, then lists project tasks to compile a consolidated change list for the web team.

QA Regression Dashboard for Release ReadinessSoftware Quality Assurance

A QA lead aggregates BugHerd tasks across active projects before a release, filtering by status and tags to see what is blocking. The skill lists active projects and project tasks, fetches task details for severity and comments, and provides a release-readiness snapshot. Updates to task status are written back as issues are verified.

💼 Business Models

Client-facing agency retainerRecurring monthly retainer fees per client, with optional hourly change requests

Agencies charge a monthly retainer that includes website maintenance and QA, using BugHerd to capture client feedback with visual context. The skill automates project setup, task creation, and status reporting, reducing coordinator time per client. Retainers expand as the number of managed sites grows.

SaaS product subscription with support tiersTiered subscription revenue (monthly/annual) plus premium support add-ons

A SaaS product sells subscription plans that include support and bug-fix SLAs; support tickets qualify into BugHerd tasks. The skill helps enforce SLA workflows by creating and updating tasks automatically as tickets progress. Higher support tiers command higher subscription prices.

QA-as-a-service for SMBsFlat monthly QA packages plus per-verified-issue or per-project overage fees

A service provider offers outsourced QA and site monitoring to small and mid-sized businesses on a monthly plan. BugHerd projects are created per client site, and the skill automates task logging and reporting from automated or manual checks. Providers monetize through flat monthly QA packages and per-issue fees.

💬 Integration Tip

Always fetch the action schema with `oo connector schema "bug_herd" --action "<name>"` before building payloads, and confirm write actions with the user since this skill can create projects, tasks, comments, and attachments.