CSV export

Stream every bichito the user can see, or just the ones they selected, as a CSV.

The dashboard exposes a CSV export of bichitos for offline analysis, sharing, or one-off reports.

Export the current view

In /inbox, the Export CSV button at the top of the toolbar streams every bichito that matches the active filters — same scope rules as the table itself, so what you see is what you get. The download starts immediately; the server streams rows as it reads them so memory usage stays flat regardless of how many bichitos you have.

Export only what's selected

If you've ticked rows for a bulk action, Export selected in the bulk action bar streams just those bichito ids. Useful when you want to hand a subset to a colleague without sharing your filtered URL.

Columns

Each row carries:

id, created_at, updated_at, project_name, title, description,
status, severity, environment, app_version, url, user_agent,
reporter_email, reporter_identifier, assignee_id,
duplicate_of_id, resolved_at, labels

labels is a comma-separated list of label names. Multi-line description and title are double-quoted with internal " escaped as "" per RFC 4180 — Excel, Google Sheets and pandas.read_csv all parse it correctly.

Endpoint

If you want to script this, hit:

GET /api/v1/bugs-admin/export.csv?<filters>
Authorization: Bearer <jwt>

Filters mirror the inbox query params (status, severity, assignee_id, project_id, label_id repeatable, search). Response is text/csv; charset=utf-8 streamed in chunks.

Free vs Pro

The CSV export honours the same retention the inbox does: Free hives can only export bichitos newer than the 30-day cutoff. Pro hives export everything.

Caveats

Comments are not included in the CSV today. They live on the bichito's detail page only. If you need them, hit /api/v1/bugs-admin/{id}/comments per bichito.
Activity rows are not included either — same reason.
Attachment binaries are not bundled. The CSV doesn't have URLs to them; if you need to back up images, list them via the API and download separately.

If any of these become a frequent ask we'll either expand the CSV or ship a richer export format.