The feedback page

Every repository can expose a public feedback page: a simple form where users report bugs and request features without an account. Submissions land in your issues as captured, ready for triage.

Enable the feedback page

Flip the Feedback toggle in repository settings. The page goes live at:

https://alpha.plain.jxd.dev/f/<org>/<repo>

Link it from your product's help menu or footer. Repositories with the toggle off (and private repositories generally) return a 404 from this URL, so the page never leaks the existence of repos you have not opted in.

What submitters see

A title, a markdown body, and up to five image attachments (screenshots resize in the browser before upload, so big originals are fine). Signed-in users are credited with their account; anonymous submitters can leave an email so you can follow up.

Where feedback lands

Each submission becomes an issue with status captured and an external marker, so the board shows user-reported work apart from planned work. Triage is the normal flow: read it, then move it to todo, close it, or relate it to the issue it duplicates. Because feedback is just issues, everything else applies: assign it, label it, discuss it in the linked conversation, or let an agent do the first-pass triage.