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Asana integration enables automatic task creation for failures that Bugzy triages as product bugs. When tests fail and Bugzy determines the failure is a genuine product issue, it creates a task in your Asana project with full reproduction details.

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What Asana enables

  • Automatic task creation — Triaged product failures are filed as Asana tasks without manual intervention
  • Duplicate detection — Bugzy checks existing tasks before creating new ones to avoid duplicates
  • Rich bug reports — Tasks include reproduction steps, error details, screenshots, and environment info
  • Priority mapping — Task priority is set based on failure severity and impact

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Setup

1

Navigate to connections

Go to Dashboard > Projects > [Your Project] > Connections.
2

Connect Asana

Click Connect Asana. This opens the OAuth flow managed by Nango.
3

Authorize access

Grant access to your Asana workspace.
4

Configure project mapping

After connecting, select the Asana workspace and project where tasks should be created.

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How task creation works

The task creation flow follows the same pattern as Jira bug filing:
  1. Test execution — Bugzy runs tests and collects results
  2. Triage — Bugzy analyzes failures, categorizing each as: product bug, test issue, or environment problem
  3. Duplicate check — For product bugs, the agent searches existing Asana tasks to avoid duplicates
  4. Create task — If no duplicate exists, a task is created with structured details
  5. Notify team — If Slack/Teams is connected, the team is notified about the new task

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Task contents

Each filed Asana task includes:
FieldContent
NameConcise description of the failure
DescriptionDetailed reproduction steps
Error detailsStack traces, error messages, assertion failures
AttachmentsScreenshots captured during test execution
Tagsbugzy-automated, test case ID
PriorityBased on failure severity and impact

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Troubleshooting

Tasks not being created — Verify the Asana connection is active and the project mapping is configured. Check that the connected user has permission to create tasks in the target project. Duplicate tasks being filed — The agent uses title and error signature matching for duplicate detection. If you see duplicates, ensure the project mapping is correct. “Forbidden” errors — The OAuth token may lack required permissions. Disconnect and reconnect Asana from the project connections page to re-authorize.