Using EvoX to draft bug reports: AI quietly turns "not shown" into "user skipped"
yawning42 · reddit · 2026-10-06
The author used EvoX to structure a vague bug report (a screen recording of an unresponsive click plus a console excerpt). The tool organized observed steps, hypotheses, and missing details into sections, but constant review was needed: AI phrasing risked turning "not shown in the recording" into "the user skipped it," and implying the browser extension error caused the issue when it was only a lead. Browser/app versions, starting state, and setup-step confirmation remained open questions. The post asks how others verify agent-drafted bug reports haven't fabricated missing steps.
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