Reports API

Read the Bugrit Reports API docs at https://bugrit.com/docs/api-reference/reports

Build a security dashboard component for my app:

1. Show the latest scan results from GET /api/v1/scans?limit=1
2. Display a summary card with:
   - Overall status (green if summary.critical === 0, red otherwise)
   - Severity counts as colored badges
   - Last scan timestamp
3. List all findings with severity color coding
4. Include a "View Full Report" button that opens details

Use my existing component library. Store API key in env vars.
My stack: [YOUR_STACK]

Read the Bugrit API docs:
- Scans: https://bugrit.com/docs/api-reference/scans
- Reports: https://bugrit.com/docs/api-reference/reports

Create a scan history timeline component:

1. Fetch GET /api/v1/scans?limit=20 for recent scans
2. Display as timeline or table showing:
   - Scan date (from createdAt)
   - Status badge (completed/failed/running)
   - Issue counts with severity colors
   - Trend arrow (up if more issues, down if fewer)
3. On click, show full report details
4. Add a chart showing total issues over time

Handle loading and empty states.
My stack: [YOUR_STACK]

Read the Bugrit Reports API at https://bugrit.com/docs/api-reference/reports

Add a security status widget to my admin dashboard:

1. Fetch latest scan: GET /api/v1/scans?limit=1
2. Create a small card showing:
   - Status text: "Secure" (green) or "Issues Found" (red)
   - Badge with critical + high count
   - Last scan date
3. Hover/click shows full severity breakdown
4. Auto-refresh every 5 minutes
5. Link to full security report page

Keep it compact - this is a sidebar widget.
My stack: [YOUR_STACK]

Read the Bugrit AI Reports API at https://bugrit.com/docs/api-reference/reports

Build an executive summary page for stakeholders:

1. Call GET /api/v1/reports/ai?scan_id=SCAN_ID&format=executive
2. Display the executiveSummary object:
   - Headline (main message)
   - Risk level indicator (healthy/elevated/high/critical)
   - Key metrics (total issues, critical count, compliance status)
   - Top 3 concerns as a list
   - Immediate actions required
   - Estimated fix time
3. Use professional styling (no technical jargon)
4. Add export to PDF button
5. Include trend comparison if previous scan available

This is for non-technical stakeholders.
My stack: [YOUR_STACK]

Read the Bugrit AI Reports API at https://bugrit.com/docs/api-reference/reports

Create a developer task list from AI analysis:

1. Call GET /api/v1/reports/ai?scan_id=SCAN_ID&format=full
2. Display developerReport.actionItems as a task list:
   - Priority order (1 = most critical)
   - Title and description
   - File path + line number (link to code)
   - Estimated effort
   - Impact level
3. Show file health scores (developerReport.fileHealth)
4. Include code patterns section showing repeated issues
5. Add checkboxes to track completion

Make items clickable to expand details.
My stack: [YOUR_STACK]

Read the Bugrit AI Reports API at https://bugrit.com/docs/api-reference/reports

Add an "Analyze with AI" button to my scan results page:

1. Button appears for completed scans
2. On click, POST to /api/v1/reports/ai with:
   { "scanId": "THE_SCAN_ID", "format": "full" }
3. Show loading state during generation
4. On success, redirect to AI report view
5. Handle errors (e.g., tier limits, incomplete scans)

The button should be prominent but not intrusive.
My stack: [YOUR_STACK]

Read the Bugrit Reports API at https://bugrit.com/docs/api-reference/reports

Create a reports list page:

1. Fetch GET /api/v1/reports with optional filters:
   - ?applicationId=xxx to filter by app
   - ?limit=20 for pagination
2. Display as a table with columns:
   - Report date
   - Application name
   - Total issues
   - Critical/High count
3. Click row to view full report
4. Add filters dropdown for application
5. Include pagination

My stack: [YOUR_STACK]

Read the Bugrit Reports API at https://bugrit.com/docs/api-reference/reports

Create a detailed report view page:

1. Fetch GET /api/v1/reports/:reportId
2. Show summary section:
   - Pass rate percentage as progress bar
   - Severity breakdown as colored badges
   - Scan duration
3. Show findings as expandable cards:
   - Severity icon and color
   - Title and description
   - File path + line number
   - Tool that detected it
4. Add filters: by severity, by category
5. Include "Export to PDF" button

My stack: [YOUR_STACK]