What's New
API Analyzer
Detailed/Compact mode – Choose how much detail goes into Jira tickets (Compact: summary, reproduction, expected/actual behavior).
Editable Jira content – Edit AI-generated ticket text before copying or creating.
Append CURL – Add full cURL commands (including headers) to tickets for easier reproduction.
Test credentials – Store and append test login details to tickets; credentials are encrypted and stored locally only.
Improved failure capture – Better request header capture for more complete cURL output.
Filtering – Fewer irrelevant failures (e.g. analytics) in the list.
Responsiveness Analyzer
AI-powered layout checks across desktop, tablet, and mobile viewports.
Jira-ready tickets for responsiveness issues.
Issue Companion
Screen recording with DOM activity logging.
AI-enhanced summaries and descriptions.
One-click Jira ticket creation with optional recordings and screenshots.
Settings
User email – Your account email is shown in the General settings section.
Jira project config – Configure project, issue type, and sprint for ticket creation.

Luscinia v1.0.6 – Release Notes
New: Responsiveness Analyzer
Responsiveness Analyzer widget – Test the active page for tablet and mobile responsiveness.
Three-viewport capture – Captures the page at desktop, tablet (768×1024), and mobile (375×667) viewports.
Device selector – Choose which devices/viewports to include in the analysis.
AI analysis – Uses AI to detect overflow, layout issues, touch targets, and other responsiveness problems.
Jira-ready output – Generates Jira tickets for tablet and mobile findings with copy-to-clipboard support.
Five result tabs – Logs, tablet findings, mobile findings, Jira ticket (tablet), Jira ticket (mobile).
Improvements
Navigation – Top bar and back button now appear correctly on the Responsiveness Analyzer page.
Jira settings – Jira issue name examples and API key configuration in settings.
Localization – Responsiveness Analyzer UI and messages added to all supported languages (EN, TR, ES, FR, PT, ZH, HI, JA, KO).
Local development – build:local script for testing against localhost API.