Rochel is a local-first Chrome extension for visual website feedback. Click any element, explain what should change, and keep moving. Rochel captures the useful page and element context and turns selected annotations into a clean Markdown implementation brief for your coding agent. No account, no cloud sync, no telemetry.
I built Rochel because giving UI feedback to coding agents still felt strangely manual.
You see something wrong on a website, then start explaining “the second card, the button underneath the heading..” or throw a screenshot at the agent and hope it figures out what you meant.
Rochel lets you just click the thing.
Annotate any webpage, keep collecting feedback, then export the useful items as one structured Markdown brief for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or whatever agent you use.
I deliberately kept the architecture boring: no account, no backend, no cloud sync and no telemetry. Everything stays in your browser.
I’m especially interested in feedback on one thing: how little context can Rochel export while still giving coding agents enough to reliably find and fix the right thing?