Marks on the exact pixels
Drag a rectangle or click a point. Intent (must-fix, nice to have, question, keep) tells the agent what to change and what not to touch.
Built for Designers
Open the review link, mark hierarchy and spacing on the capture, and approve or request changes. Agents implement; you decide when the craft is done.
Agents ship screens quickly, then declare the UI done. Chat feedback does not stick to regions, and second-opinion hints can feel louder than your craft judgment unless marks stay authoritative.
Open `/r/{token}` (or ask your teammate’s agent for a link). Outline must-fix hierarchy and spacing issues first, use keep where something should stay, verify resolved marks with before/after evidence, then approve — or request the next pass.
Drag a rectangle or click a point. Intent (must-fix, nice to have, question, keep) tells the agent what to change and what not to touch.
Checklist and vision hints can surface ideas, but they never override your marks or flip approve / request-changes.
Agents can attach after shots when they resolve a mark. You verify — they never verify for you.
Request changes to open the next capture. Follow the board from open → resolved → verified across passes.
From opening the link to signing off on the pass.
Try saying these to your agent after connecting MCP from the homepage.
Not to review. Open the secret `/r/{token}` link. MCP is for whoever connects the agent.
No. Checklist and vision findings are suggestions. Your marks drive next_action.
Yes. Same loop — pick the review type (UI, websites, email, slides) so the checklist matches the artifact.