fieldnotes · prototype
fieldnotes groups public posts about a product into themes and drafts an issue from the quotes for you to copy. nothing is filed to github.
“Dictation ends early every time an audio device connects. Reproducible with AirPods reconnecting.”reddit · written for the sample
people feel they can't trust a session to survive their own workday. the tone shifted from confusion to open frustration on day four.
third time today i've been logged out of acme mid-deploy. losing my mind
Sessions invalidate while actively using the dashboard. Repro ~2h after login.
Great tool but I re-authenticate more than I deploy. Two stars until this is fixed.
sample data. the posts, quotes, counts, confidence scores, sentiment curves, and code locations in this window are written for illustration — not taken from a real product or repo. open the sample console to read every quote and copy a draft issue. live scraping is optional and experimental, and needs a backend.
the demo pulls posts about a product from x, with hacker news, reddit, and substack as opt-in sources — from recorded fixtures or live scrapers run on a backend.
the report view groups differently worded posts into a handful of themes, keeping each quote linked to the post it came from.
not built yet. the fourteen-day curves in the snapshot above are sample data showing the intended view.
grouped themes show mention count, reach, channels, and first-seen date, so a stray grumble reads differently from a repeated one.
not built yet. the file and line references in the snapshot are sample data; the demo marks every theme as unmapped.
each theme carries a draft issue with a title, labels, and the user's own words, ready to copy. fieldnotes does not create github issues.
opinions about a product often surface on x first, so the demo starts there and adds other sources alongside it.
the goal is to follow themes across weeks. today the demo runs one sweep at a time.
the aim is to point themes at likely code with a long-context model. repo mapping isn't implemented yet.