Feedback
Feedback isn't a form. It's a conversation. Click "Feedback" in the sidebar, describe what's on your mind, and an AI assistant extracts structured issues from your rambling — typed, titled, prioritized, and filed. No dropdowns, no required fields, no friction. Free to use — doesn't consume credits.
How it works
A typical feedback conversation
The calendar view is kind of annoying — when I click a day with lots of events they overlap and I can't read them. Also the board columns should probably be reorderable.
Got it — I'm seeing two issues here. Let me structure those for you.
1
You talk
Describe what's on your mind — bugs, ideas, frustrations, wishes. Attach screenshots if it helps. No structure required.
2
AI structures
The assistant extracts discrete issues, assigns types and priorities, writes clear titles and descriptions. It may ask follow-up questions if something's ambiguous.
3
You submit
Review the extracted issues, then submit them with one click. They're saved as structured tickets you can revisit, update, or resolve later.
Four issue types
Bug
Something is broken, erroring, or behaving unexpectedly.
Feature
A new capability or functionality that doesn't exist yet.
Improvement
An existing feature that could work better or be enhanced.
UX
Interaction, layout, or flow issues — things that feel off even if they technically work.
The AI assigns types automatically based on what you describe. You don't pick from a dropdown — you just talk, and the categorization happens behind the scenes. Priorities (low, medium, high) are inferred the same way.
Context-aware triage
The feedback assistant isn't operating blind. It has context that makes the conversation smarter than a form could ever be.
Recent changelog
The last three changelog entries are included in the assistant's context. If you're reporting something that was just shipped or fixed, it knows.
Open issues
Up to 20 existing open feedback items are loaded. The assistant can flag duplicates, suggest merging related issues, or note that something is already tracked.
Current page
The page you were on when you opened feedback is captured automatically. If you say "this page" or "this screen," the assistant knows exactly where you are.
Screenshots
Paste or drag images directly into the feedback chat. PNG, JPG, GIF, and WebP are supported. Screenshots are attached to your message and visible to the assistant, so it can reference what you're pointing at when structuring the issue.
If you send just an image with no text, the conversation shows "(attached screenshot)" as your message. The assistant will ask what you're seeing.
Reviewing & resolving
Past feedback issues are listed in the modal with their type, title, status, and when they were submitted. Click any issue to open a review conversation — the assistant loads the existing issue details and asks what you'd like to do: update it with new information or mark it as resolved.
Resolve
Mark the issue as fixed or no longer relevant
Update
Add new details, change priority, or refine the description
Two kinds of feedback in Solmyr
The word "feedback" appears in two unrelated places. Worth clarifying so you don't mix them up.
Product feedback
The sidebar modal described on this page. Bugs, features, improvements, UX issues about Solmyr itself. Routed to the product team as feedback tickets. Free to use.
Task review feedback
The "send back" workflow on board tasks. When you review work and it's not ready, you send it back with notes explaining what needs to change. That's stored on the task itself and feeds into the AI's next attempt. Covered in the Workspaces docs.
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