Spotfix turns visual feedback into something your AI agent can act on directly. Click on any element of a live site to leave a note — the CSS selector, DOM context and page URL are captured automatically, no screenshots, no describing it in words. Works for teams handing feedback to a dev, and just as well for solo builders vibe-coding with Cursor or Copilot. Reply in threads, then export open notes with one click into a format Claude Code, Cursor or any agent can read and fix.
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I built Spotfix because giving visual feedback on a website in dev always felt broken. Screenshots annotated by hand, Slack messages like "the button top right, no the other one" — and the dev still has to guess which element you meant, then retype the whole thing to explain it to their AI coding agent.
Spotfix fixes that: drop one script tag on any site, click directly on the element, leave a note. The CSS selector, DOM context and page URL are captured automatically — no screenshots, no guessing. Your team can reply in a thread on each note, and when you're ready you export the open ones with one click straight into a format Claude Code, Cursor or any AI agent can read and act on.
It's not only a team-to-dev handoff tool either. Even when you're vibe-coding solo, the moment you start reviewing your own site you hit the same wall: open the page, spot what's wrong, then switch to Cursor, Copilot or whatever you use and try to describe in words which element, where on the page, and what needs to change. Spotfix skips that translation step — you click the exact spot instead of describing it, and export it straight into something your agent can act on.
It started as an internal tool to speed up my own feedback loop with clients, and turned into something I think a lot of people working with AI coding agents — solo or in a team — could use. Would love your feedback, especially on the export format and what would make it fit into your workflow.