recently I spotted a team problem during a meeting: that it's difficult to get feedback/comments on html artifacts product team vibecodes every day. so I created a tool to help manage all of this in one single sharable link to anyone to collaboratively work documents. featuring: live preview of multiple people comments on file canvas, replies, bulk copy list of comments to LLM for easier iterating on artifact and more..
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A lot of team members are producing Claude artifacts everyday, they share it on Slack and they get none responses or they are scattered across dozens of channels. So I wanted to help them to streamline this process to one-pager with everything included.
Would you share it with your PM?
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This is genuinely useful for our team's workflow. One thing that would take it further for me: a way to highlight specific text inside the rendered preview so comments attach to that exact element instead of just floating positions. When the artifact gets updated, those pinned comments could auto-resolve or follow the markup. Would make async reviews way less messy across iterations.
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oh this is actually super useful, the bulk copy comments to LLM thing is basically the killer feature for our vibecoding workflow. gonna try it with my team tomorrow.
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@ylmazfnka thank you for the insight. would love to hear more if you tried it with your team
This is genuinely useful for our team's workflow. One thing that would take it further for me: a way to highlight specific text inside the rendered preview so comments attach to that exact element instead of just floating positions. When the artifact gets updated, those pinned comments could auto-resolve or follow the markup. Would make async reviews way less messy across iterations.
oh this is actually super useful, the bulk copy comments to LLM thing is basically the killer feature for our vibecoding workflow. gonna try it with my team tomorrow.
@ylmazfnka thank you for the insight. would love to hear more if you tried it with your team