Point, screenshot or select text.
Send a link. Colleagues and users click the thing they mean, frame an area, or select the words, then write what should change. Each note keeps the element, the page and the revision it was left on, so nobody has to describe “the button on the right”.
Your notes go straight to your agent.
Pointing at the page beats describing it in chat. Everything you send lands on your version of the site: one branch, one preview that updates as each fix comes in. Merge it when you’re done.
Notes from your colleagues and users wait for your call.
They come to you first: reply, ask a follow-up, close one, or send it on with your own context.
Nothing reaches your agent on its own, so it works on what matters, and you don’t pay for runs on the rest.
People you trust can skip the wait. Invite them as collaborators: their notes change their own version of the site, which they send you to merge.
Everyone gets their own version of the site.
Your notes change your version; a collaborator’s change theirs. Each one is a branch with a preview that keeps its address, so the page you have open updates as each fix lands.
Flip the real page between Live and any version. When you’re happy, merge it. When a collaborator is, they send theirs to you.
Your agent listens, and gets to work.
Paste one prompt and your agent sets everything up. Then it keeps listening in the background. Seconds after you send a note, it wakes up with the note, the element, the page and a screenshot of what the person saw, and starts on the fix.
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Every fix comes back for your final validation.
Your agent returns a new revision with a screenshot at the same size as the original, on the version it belongs to. Drag to compare, or flip the real page between Live and the version. Merging unlocks once you’ve seen every change, and when you say yes, the person who left the note sees it fixed.
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