Frostbyte Agent
#58
Fix CSV export on large files
Feedback Portal bug tied to the export reliability release.
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General Feedback
Dashboard feels a bit clunky
There are too many buttons on the dashboard and I cannot quickly understand what needs attention.
Planned
Feature Request
Compare two customers side by side
I want to compare two accounts, see what changed, and decide which requests belong in the next release.
Acknowledged
Bug Report
CSV import fails on large files
When I upload a larger backlog, the importer times out before showing the mapping preview.
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1.5.0
Target: Jan 15, 2026
Export reliability and feedback portal fixes for the next public release.
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Tasks
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2
Open
1
In Progress
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5
Done
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Claude Code
v2.1.216
Found FB-58. It affects large exports, came from Feedback Portal, and belongs to v1.5.0.
Moving FB-58 to In Progress
Updating api-csv.ts to stream rows
Edited 2 files+57-3
Ran the CSV export test path and verified the large-file case.
PR ready. FB-58 marked done
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To Do
3
GitHub commit linking
Auto-link commits and PRs to tasks using FB-123 references.
PDF export styling
Custom branding and better table layouts for exported reports.
Drag ghost misaligned
Fix card preview offset when dragging on boards with horizontal scroll.
In Progress
2
Real-time board sync
Push updates via WebSocket so team members see changes instantly.
Release progress charts
Add burndown progress graphs to the release detail view.
Done
3
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1.1.0
Target: Dec 19, 2025
Onboarding polish and permission work for the next public release.
8
Tasks
1
Open
1
In Progress
6
Done
1.2.0
Target: Mar 21, 2026
Billing, plan management, and basic sign-in improvements.
4
Tasks
1
Open
1
In Progress
2
Done
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Planned
3CSV export for reports
Export filtered reports for weekly product reviews.
Embedded feedback widget
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Slack notifications
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In Progress
2Dark mode for the dashboard
Remember the selected appearance across devices.
Feedback to task handoff
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Completed
3Mobile login fixes
The login button responds correctly on small screens.
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CSV import for tasks
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