The dashboard

Everything Qalibr triages lands in one place. Here’s how it’s laid out.

The sidebar

Workspace

• Inbox — every bug, most urgent first. A coral badge shows how many are waiting on you.
• Calibration — bugs in Review, waiting for your approve/reject decision.
• Routed — bugs that became tickets in your tracker.
• Duplicates — reports that resolved to an existing issue.

Insights

• Dedup rate — how many repeats Qalibr is catching.
• Latency — how fast reports move from Slack to triaged.
• Value / ROI — the time and money reclaimed. See Insights & ROI.

Configure

• Rules — encode your team’s triage logic. See Rules.
• Templates — standardize how tickets get written. See Templates.
• Integrations — connect and check Slack and your tracker.
• Settings — your workspace, email preferences, and your data.

Account

• Plan & Usage — your plan, the enrichment meter, and subscription controls. See Usage & overage.

The master list

Each row is one bug, showing its Signal score, severity (with its calibration marker), a status, the title, who reported it, and its age. Filter the list by status and by severity — the two combine, so you can pull up, say, every Critical bug still in Review.

A bug moves through these statuses:

The detail panel

Click a bug to open it. You’ll see:

• the enriched Report — tagged [ ENRICHED ] when Qalibr cleaned it up;
• the classification label, its reason codes, and a confidence signal — see Judgment & classification;
• the Signal score and the breakdown behind it;
• the severity with its calibration marker;
• any duplicate candidates, each with a Match score.

The approve, reject, and edit actions sit at the bottom — route it, dismiss it, or fix the draft first, whichever you need. You can also decide right from the Slack thread. See Approve, reject & edit.