Bugs in software development can significantly hinder productivity due to the cognitive disruption caused by context switching, yet they are inevitable. To address this issue, the article proposes an automated workflow using Airtable, Pipedream, and OpenAI's ChatGPT to streamline bug report handling. It involves creating a public form in Airtable for bug submissions, which then triggers a Pipedream workflow via a webhook. The workflow uses ChatGPT to classify the bugs based on priority, notifying developers via Slack only for urgent issues. The process is detailed step-by-step, including configuring Airtable for record storage and Pipedream for automation, with considerations for API integration and classification criteria. This approach aims to enhance efficiency by allowing developers to focus only on the most pressing issues, reducing unnecessary distractions, and maintaining productivity. The workflow can be further improved by integrating email notifications to update users that their bug reports have been received.