cogit
Records each prompt to your coding agent so any line of code can explain itself
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co-mment
Pin feedback to any element on a staging site, then hand it to your coding agent
Reviewers pin feedback on the staging site with no account or extension, and each comment can be exported as a prompt for Claude Code or Cursor to fix.
co-mment adds a feedback layer to a staging site. Reviewers click anywhere, drop a pin and write a note; they identify themselves by email, with no password or browser extension. Each pin is attached to a DOM element rather than a screen position, so it survives redeploys, and it captures a screenshot with the viewport and browser. Comments collect in an inbox you can filter by page, status or commenter, push to Linear as issues, or copy as a prompt for a coding agent. It installs as an npm package for React apps or a single script tag for Rails, Django or WordPress, and is free to start.
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