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Watari spots the real bug among the questions in your queue.
Every message, screenshot and screen recording becomes a clear bug report, with the steps to reproduce it.
The report points at the file and function behind the problem, so nobody has to hunt for it.
A draft pull request opens for your engineers, checked by your own CI.
When the fix is live, Watari drafts a plain note for the customer.
One real bug among the questions. The how-to tickets get a suggested answer instead.
Managers of two teams cannot approve the second team's expenses
Sofia Marquez wrote“I manage two teams, and every claim from my second team says access denied.”
Managers of two teams cannot approve the second team's expenses
Found in your code
src/Expenses.Api/Controllers/ApprovalsController.cs
Approve() lines 88 to 117
The check only reads the manager's first team, so claims from their other teams are refused.
Let managers approve expenses for every team they manage
watari/fix-approval-second-team
Fix is live
Hi Sofia, you can approve expenses for both of your teams again.
Once approved, it posts to ticket #20417 as a public reply from your team.
The draft changes the function the ticket pointed to. Your CI checks it, and nothing merges until your team approves it.
Coding agents start from a well-written issue. Customer reports rarely arrive as one. Watari writes that issue from the ticket and its attachments, finds the code, and closes the loop with the customer when the fix ships. Watari vs coding agents
Your support team approves it, and it posts to the original ticket.
Hi Sofia, the fix is live. Claims from your second team approve as normal, in time for month end.
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Watari is an AI tool that turns customer support tickets into bug reports mapped to the exact file and function in your code, then drafts the fix as a pull request your CI checks. When the fix ships, it tells the customer.
Connect your help desk and your code. Watari reads each ticket, including screenshots and screen recordings, and hands engineering a bug report with the steps to reproduce it and the code it points to. Nobody has to rewrite anything.
The integration copies a ticket into Jira as it is. Watari works out whether the ticket is a real bug, writes the report, finds the file and function behind it, drafts a fix, and files the issue in Jira, Linear, GitHub Issues or Azure Boards for you.
Yes. Hand an issue to Watari by assigning, labelling or mentioning it, or with a rule you set. It reads the issue like a support ticket, writes a report with the steps to reproduce it, finds the file and function behind it, and drafts a pull request when it is confident. It posts its progress on the issue as it goes.
A ticket that needs no code change, such as a setting or a how-to question, gets a suggested answer your support team can send, and no pull request. Tickets about the same problem are grouped into one issue, so engineering sees it once.
It can draft the fix. Watari opens a draft pull request against the code it found, your CI checks it, and your engineers decide whether it merges.
Watari reads your code to find a bug and draft a fix. It keeps no copy of your repository, and it never trains AI on it.
Yes. Watari, often written Watari AI, is the product at watari.ai that turns support tickets into bug fixes. It is not connected to other companies with a similar name.
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Connect your help desk or your issue tracker, then GitHub or Azure DevOps. Watari maps each bug to the exact file and function in your code and drafts the fix as a pull request your CI checks.
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