report
Report a bug to the developers. Opens a form with steps, environment and attachments.
Connect GitHub
An admin runs /dispatch setup, installs the GitHub App and picks the repository. Dispatch checks they have write access.
Bug reports from Discord, straight to GitHub.
Turn community feedback into actionable GitHub issues. Dispatch collects reports, routes them through triage if you want it, and keeps reporters updated from submission to fix.
01 — How it works
Set up in minutes. Let the busywork disappear.
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Collect and review
Members submit structured reports with /report or from any message. Optionally, staff approve them in a triage channel first.
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Track through to resolution
Approved reports become GitHub issues, and reporters get updates until the issue is fixed or closed.
02 — One report
From Discord to GitHub, and back.
Right-click a message, review it in triage, and the reporter hears about the fix without anyone having to ask.
# triage
BlackCat
Why does the launcher crash whenever I change this setting?
DispatchAPP
Launcher crashes when I change this settingReport #142 · from @BlackCat · CrashReport #142
ApproveRejectRequest info
Filed as acme/launcher#142View issue
Fixed · acme/launcher#142View issue
Report #142Fixed
DM to BlackCat Your bug was fixed. Thanks for reporting it!
acme / launcher · Issues
Launcher crashes when I change this setting #142
bugCrash
Steps to reproduceOpen settings, change the render mode.
EnvironmentWindows 11, latest version
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03 — Features
More than a bug-report button. The whole feedback loop.
Reports developers can actually use
Members fill in a short form with steps to reproduce and environment, and attach screenshots or logs. Uploads are stored independently of Discord, so the evidence stays available alongside the GitHub issue.
- Optional report types become issue labels
- Right-click any message to report it
From community feedback to tracked issues
Send reports to a private triage channel where staff approve or reject them with a button, each with its own thread. Approved reports become GitHub issues in the repository you connect.
- Triage is optional: skip it and issues are filed immediately
- Per-member cooldowns keep spam out
A community that stays involved
Reporters get a DM when their report is approved, answered by a maintainer, or fixed. Hand out roles once a member has enough fixed reports.
- /issues shows your open reports in every server, even in DMs
- /stats and /leaderboard keep it friendly
04 — Rewards
Make reporting worth it.
Give a role once a member has enough reports that were actually fixed. Credit is tied to the issue: close it as completed and it counts, reopen it and the credit is taken back.
Set up with /dispatch rewards add
in #updates
@mara earned @Bug Hunter for 3 fixed reports. Thanks for helping squash bugs!
Bug reports
@maraNext: @Exterminator in 2 more fixed reports
Illustrative example · sample names and data
05 — Trust
Know what you are connecting.
Permissions
Only what the features above need.
- GitHub App: Issues (read and write), Metadata (read-only). Webhooks for issue, comment and repository events.
- Discord: View Channel, Send Messages, Embed Links, Create Public Threads and Manage Roles (for reward roles). No message content access.
Repository scope
Dispatch only touches the repositories you connect: one per server, or up to 10 with Dispatch Pro.
- Each request uses a short-lived GitHub token scoped to the single repository the issue is filed in.
- To link a repo, an admin signs in with GitHub and must have push access to it, so nobody can point reports at a repository they do not control.
Your data
What is stored, and what is public.
- Reports (text, reporter Discord ID and username) and server settings are stored in Cloudflare D1.
- Attachments are stored in Cloudflare R2 and are public to anyone with the link. Issues include the reporter's Discord username.
- Each server's reports are kept separate, and /issues shows a member only their own. Nothing is deleted automatically yet.
- Running /dispatch disconnect (or uninstalling the GitHub App) removes the repository link. Existing reports, settings and attachments stay stored.
The source is on GitHub. Found a problem with Dispatch itself? Open an issue.
06 — Commands
Everyday commands. Admin controls when you need them.
Apps → Report bug
Right-click any message to report it, with its text pre-filled.
issues
Your open reports across every server using Dispatch. Works in DMs too.
stats
Report counts and reward progress for you or another member.
leaderboard
The top bug reporters in this server.
dispatch setup
Connect GitHub repositories to this server. Dispatch Pro servers can connect up to 10.
dispatch settings
Triage queue, updates channel, staff role, labels and cooldown.
dispatch disconnect
Unlink a connected repository.
dispatch rewards add
Grant a role once a member has enough fixed bug reports.
dispatch rewards remove
Stop granting a reward role.
dispatch rewards list
Show every reward role and its threshold.
Admin commands need the Manage Server permission. “Message menu” items are in a message's Apps menu, not typed.
Ready when you are.
Add Dispatch to your server, connect a GitHub repository and start collecting structured bug reports.
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