Point at
it
Point at anything on a page and say what is wrong. The note is sent directly to Claude with context included.
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Mark it
Point at the thing and say what is wrong, in your own words.
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Send it
One press sends the whole batch, with the code each note touches.
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Read it back
Answered notes leave the page and collapse into a history.
Point at anything
Click any element on a running page and type what is wrong with it. Text, an image, a button, a whole section or the frame around it. The note is written where the problem is, not in a list somewhere else.
It finds the code
Every note carries the rule that actually governs the element: the selector, the stylesheet it lives in, its specificity and the media query it sits inside, weakest first. Nothing has to be searched for, which is where the tokens go.
Rulers and guides
Rulers in page coordinates down two edges, and guides you pull off them and drop against whatever should line up. A guide with no note on it is still a complete instruction.
One button to send
One press sends every note waiting on the project, across pages. Answered ones leave the page and collapse into a history underneath, each carrying what was changed.