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Amendor
Website user feedback directly into your coding agent.
Easily gather and work on website feedback using your coding agent. You have the ability to point at any live element, attach images, or take screenshots. Your coding agent that you've connected to the board using MCP can immediately start building on a ticket, create a PR, and return a preview URL. Then you can ship it if you or your user is happy :) Super simple tool, easy to set up, and integrating it means adding a one liner script tag somewhere in your frontend!
Hey! This started after I discovered a common pattern when building websites for people around me. They start nitpicking (for good or bad :P) on design and functionality. So I realized that instead of noting it down myself then building it, they could just submit a request directly on the website.
Go ahead and try and leave feedback! If anything is weird please let me know.
Love how frictionless the setup sounds, especially the one liner script tag. One thing I'd love to see is a way to link tickets to specific git commits or PRs so the feedback trail stays connected all the way to the merged code. Would make handoff to QA so much smoother.
honestly the one liner setup sounds super painless which is great. one thing i'd love though is some kind of version history on feedback threads so you can see what changed between iterations, especially when multiple people are dropping comments on the same element over time
Love how minimal the setup is with just the script tag. One thing that would help a lot: letting me group related feedback pins into a single thread, so when the agent works through them it keeps the context together instead of treating each pin as an isolated task.
Honestly the MCP integration is kind of brilliant, your agent can just pick up a ticket and push a PR without anyone babysitting the handoff. That one-liner script tag setup is also way nicer than wrestling with another SDK.
About Amendor on Product Hunt
“Website user feedback directly into your coding agent.”
Amendor was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 8 upvotes and 6 comments, placing #157 on the daily leaderboard. Easily gather and work on website feedback using your coding agent. You have the ability to point at any live element, attach images, or take screenshots. Your coding agent that you've connected to the board using MCP can immediately start building on a ticket, create a PR, and return a preview URL. Then you can ship it if you or your user is happy :) Super simple tool, easy to set up, and integrating it means adding a one liner script tag somewhere in your frontend!
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Osama Eldawebi
Hey! This started after I discovered a common pattern when building websites for people around me. They start nitpicking (for good or bad :P) on design and functionality. So I realized that instead of noting it down myself then building it, they could just submit a request directly on the website.
Go ahead and try and leave feedback! If anything is weird please let me know.