Integrating Buildprint into your workflows
Buildprint fits into existing agency workflows — particularly around QA, handoffs, and ongoing maintenance. Here are practical ways to use it across your development process.
Code reviews for QA
Run a code review before every branch merge to catch regressions and build a structured test plan. This replaces ad-hoc QA checklists with an AI-generated review that your team can track and collaborate on.
To start a review:
Open Code Reviews in the sidebar and click Create.
Select the source branch (with changes) and the target branch (usually test or live).
Optionally link a Linear issue to connect the review to your task tracker.
Buildprint analyzes the diff and generates three sections: Changes (what was modified), Potential issues (regressions and risks), and Tests (validation steps).
Check off issues and tests as you work through them. Add your own items where the AI missed something. The review tracks completion progress so everyone can see how far along QA is.
Collaborating during reviews
Each review has an activity timeline where your team can discuss findings. Use it to:
Flag edge cases or questions about expected behavior
Tag team members with @mentions to loop them into specific issues
Attach screenshots or paste images to illustrate problems
Reply to specific comments to keep discussions threaded
Once the branch passes QA, mark the review as Merged. Merged reviews stay in your history for future reference.
Debugging with agents
When a client reports a bug, start an agent conversation and ask it to search logs for related errors. The agent can query logs, trace workflow execution, and explain what happened — faster than manually digging through Bubble's log viewer.
Share the conversation with your team by adding participants, or send the client a public link so they can see the investigation without needing to log in.
Monitoring client apps
Enable log sync on each client project and set up monitors for critical patterns — error spikes, failed payment workflows, or API timeouts. Buildprint notifies you via webhook or email when something triggers, so you can respond before the client notices.
The logs dashboard gives you a quick health check across each client: workload units, error rates, and active users over time.
Connecting Linear for task tracking
If your agency uses Linear, connect it from Agent → Integrations and map each Linear team to the relevant Buildprint projects. Your team can then mention @Buildprint directly in Linear issues to get AI analysis without context-switching. This is particularly useful for triage — the agent can search logs and explain app behavior right from the issue thread.