Bug bash guides

Start with the definition, then the runbook. Use the live-bash page when testers join a link the same hour. Use the session-tool and Jira guides when findings live in recordings. Use the MCP guide when a QA agent should create bashes and mark bugs. Longer essays live on the blog.

• What is a bug bash? — A bug bash is a time-boxed, cross-functional testing event. Definition, process, roles, and how it differs from UAT, exploratory testing, and pentests.
• How to run a bug bash — How to run a bug bash: process, 10 / 60–90 / 15 timetable, roles, and a before–during–after checklist. For QA and product teams.
• How to highlight bugs in a video (without re-watching the whole thing) — Mark issues on a timeline, annotate frames, and export a report devs can use. A short guide for QA and bug bash organizers.
• Bug bash session tool for video recordings — A bug bash session tool for after the event: collect recordings, mark bugs on video, triage as a group, export to Jira.
• How to run a live bug bash — Run a live bug bash: share a join link, testers record without accounts, findings land on a board, triage the same day.
• Send bugs to Jira from a video — How to send bugs to Jira from a video: mark the timeline, connect Jira Cloud, push clips and annotated stills — or export CSV.
• EveryBug MCP for QA agents — Connect Cursor or other MCP clients to EveryBug: create a live bug bash, import a session video, mark timeline bugs, and share the session link.