Aki: Point at your screen, your coding agent fixes it

Aki is a free Mac app for people who code with AI agents. Press ⇧⌘A, point at anything on screen (an element in Chrome, an area, a terminal error, a file in Finder), write what should change and press ⌘⏎. Claude Code, Codex or any MCP agent gets the exact element and your note in the right session: a localhost page goes to the worktree serving that port. Made for running many agents at once. Text first, a crop only when it helps. Local, no account.

Hi Product Hunt! I'm Murilo, founder of beuni, a Brazilian startup. Aki is my first public project, a tool I built for myself and for the community. At beuni I run more than 10 Claude Code sessions at once, one per feature, each in its own worktree. The fixes were fast. Explaining *where* wasn't: screenshot, paste, "the button on the right", switch tab... wrong tab. So I built Aki: point at anything on your Mac, write what should change, press ⌘⏎, and the note lands in the right agent's terminal with the exact element. No screenshot. I used it every day, cleaned it up and put the code on GitHub. It's free. I'd love your feedback: what's confusing in the first five minutes, and how you deal with many agents at once today.