Workflow Automation
Connect BugHerd to Your AI Agents
Enable your Wkil agents to create and comment on BugHerd tasks, manage project membership, and attach files.
Authentication: API key
What you can do
- Create and comment on feedback/bug tasks
- Track active projects and team membership
- Attach files to tasks
Available capabilities may vary by authentication and workspace configuration.
Actions supported by the connector
26 verified tools
Create Task
Create a new feedback/bug task on a project.
Create Comment
Add a comment to an existing task.
List Active Projects
List projects currently active on the account.
Add Member to Project
Add a team member to a project.
Create Attachment
Attach a file to a task.
Create Project
Create a new project to track feedback tasks.
List Project Tasks
List tasks recorded on a specific project.
Add Guest to Project
Add a client guest with access to a project.
Update Task
Update the status or details of an existing task.
List Users
List users with access to the account.
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Practical agent use cases
- An agent files a task automatically when a QA report flags a page issue.
- An agent adds a new hire to every active project on day one.
How it works with Wkil
- 1Choose the integrationAdd BugHerd to your agent from inside the Wkil platform.
- 2Grant the permissions it needsDefine precisely what the agent can access and perform.
- 3Test, then run itTest actions before they go live, with human approval where needed.
Permissions always stay in your control — you can scope access and require human approval before any sensitive action.
FAQ
Can an agent attach a screenshot to a bug task?
Yes — an agent can create an attachment on any task it has access to.

