clip.qa connects directly to your GitHub repositories. Record a bug, and clip.qa opens a fully-described issue with labels, device metadata, and a code-context block your Copilot or Claude can use to write a fix.
How clip.qa works with GitHub Issues
Record the bug
clip.qa records any screen on iOS — no TestFlight build needed, no code changes.
AI writes the GitHub Issue
clip.qa's AI generates a structured issue: title, reproduction steps, expected vs actual, environment details.
Push to your repo
Select your repository and issue labels. clip.qa opens the issue via GitHub API and attaches the video.
Copilot or Claude picks it up
The issue includes a prompt block for AI coding assistants to generate a fix directly in your editor.
Why teams use clip.qa with GitHub Issues
Links to your PR flow
Issues are created in the same repo as your code so Copilot and Claude have full context.
Auto-labeled
Bug, platform (iOS/Android), and severity labels are applied automatically.
Video embedded
The recording is linked in the issue body — no separate upload step.
Fix-prompt included
Each issue ends with a formatted prompt block for GitHub Copilot or Claude to write the fix.
Set up clip.qa with GitHub Issues in minutes
- 1 Get clip.qa
Download free from the App Store.
- 2 Authorize GitHub
In clip.qa → Integrations → GitHub, authorize with your GitHub account.
- 3 Choose your repos
Select which repos clip.qa can open issues in. Filter by org or personal.
- 4 Record and report
Start a recording, stop it, review the AI report, and push.
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