Human-to-AI code review bridge. Review UI in the browser, AI agents fix code via MCP.
Human-to-AI code review bridge. Review UI prototypes directly in the browser, then let AI agents read your feedback and fix the code automatically. You click on elements, write review comments like "This button should be blue" or "The spacing is wrong here", and your AI coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, etc.) picks them up via MCP and resolves them - with full context about which element…
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Human-to-AI code review bridge. Review UI prototypes directly in the browser, then let AI agents read your feedback and fix the code automatically. You click on elements, write review comments like "This button should be blue" or "The spacing is wrong here", and your AI coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, etc.) picks them up via MCP and resolves them - with full context about which element you pointed at, its CSS, position, and surrounding DOM. One Python process handles everything - MCP…
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