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I've built a simple Java library that tracks exceptions for you and deals with posting them to $PROJECT_PLANNING_TOOL. This way, you will automatically get tickets for exceptions that are thrown on your system and potentially never discovered, because nobody is monitoring the logs 24/7. It always felt weird to me that you pay for $PROJECT_PLANNING_TOOL that contains your tasks, but then pay again for $BUGS_TRACKING_TOOL for yet another dashboard (and library to collect the information).
I did build this using AI (CC to be specific), to some larger parts to get more experience with using these tools. I try to keep the code in a state where I have no problem with `git blame` showing my name under it.
At the same time it's something I've tried building 8 years ago; but sadly work has gotten to a point where I never had the motivation in me to spend my free time on this. But somehow, I've gained it back - using CC has allowed me to focus on the fun parts of building things like these!
Let me know your feedback :) As it stands now, I'm trying to get some testing feedback on it (and it might be that some parts don't work practically!), but if you have an opinion on this I will gladly listen to it
