| name | list-reports |
| description | Launch a local web server and open a browser page listing all bug triage reports in ./reports, with live JS text filtering. |
List Bug Triage Reports
Launch a local python web server that displays media-bug-triage reports from your ./reports/ folder, in a filterable and sortable browser UI.
UI
Individual rows, each dedicated to summaryzing one report - In each row, display entries with the following information from the report:
| What | Color | Notes |
|---|
| Bug ID | Green | format: 'Bug NNNNN', linked to the bug in Bugzilla |
| Report generated date | Gray | Date when the report was generated |
| Component | Red | The component to which the bug belongs |
| Severity/Priority | Gray | The severity and priority of the bug |
| Reporter | Black | The user who reported the bug |
Additionally, the browser fetches the following live properties from Bugzilla asynchronously after the page loads, and updates each row as results arrive:
| What | Color | Notes |
|---|
| Status | Green unless RESOLVED, then Black. | The current status of the bug |
| Severity | Red if S1/S2, Green otherwise | The current severity of the bug |
| Priority | Red if P1/P2, Green otherwise | The current priority of the bug |
Finally, display the report's research summary text, up to 500 characters.
Instructions
Run the following command from the repository root:
python3 .claude/skills/list-reports/server.py
The script picks a free port automatically and opens the browser. Tell the user:
- The server is running and their browser should have opened automatically.
- Print the url with port number (e.g. http://localhost:12345) in case the browser did not open.
- Users can type in the filter box to search across bug IDs, summaries, components, severity, and report text
- Users can use the Sort dropdown to sort by Bug ID, Date, Component, Reporter, Status, Severity, or Priority, and toggle ascending/descending with the arrow button
- Press Ctrl+C in the terminal to stop the server when done
Do not do anything else. Just run the command.
REST API Quick Reference
| Endpoint | Purpose |
|---|
GET https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/rest/bug/{id}?include_fields=id,summary,status | Fetch id,summary, and status |
GET https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/rest/bug/{id} | Fetch all bug fields |
GET https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/rest/bug/{id}/comment | Fetch all comments |
GET https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/rest/bug/{id}/history | Fetch change history |
GET https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/rest/bug/{id}/attachment | Fetch attachment metadata |
GET https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/rest/bug?product=...&component=...&creation_time=...&summary=... | Search bugs |
Use the include_fields query parameter to limit response size when only a subset of fields is needed.
