Move project issues from intake to an owner.
Make the next step clear when a project issue is raised. Set the rules for assigning an owner and updating its status as the work moves forward.
Use this template to build your own app with Conduit. Describe your requirements in plain English and review the plan. Conduit writes the code; you test the result and ask for refinements.
When to use this starter
Project teams whose issues need clearer ownership and more consistent follow-through.
Bring these details
- The issue information needed for triage.
- The owners or assignees and the rules for choosing them.
- The allowed statuses and what each next step means to your team.
Shape the first version
- Capture or review issues in the connected ACC project.
- Route each issue through the triage and assignment rules you define.
- Track the status updates that tell the next person what to do.
A brief you can adapt
Start with this example, then add your project’s requirements and rules.
Build an ACC issue-triage app for our connected project. Show the issue information needed to choose an owner. Ask me for the assignment rules and allowed statuses. Let the user review the assignee and next status before updating an issue.
Check the result before sharing it
- Try an issue with an obvious owner and one that needs a manual decision.
- Verify the chosen assignee and status against the project record.
- Check that users only see and take actions allowed by their project access.
From your first build to your team
Test the generated app against the intended ACC project and access permissions, then make it available to the team. ACC apps run in the browser, with hosting managed by Conduit.
Your versions stay in Conduit. Every app reports how it’s running for your team, helping Conduit diagnose problems and make improvements.
Ready to make it yours?
Build your team’s version of Issue Router.