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@sgasser88/instruckt

v0.4.22

Published

Visual feedback tool for AI coding agents — framework-agnostic, Livewire-first

Downloads

114

Readme

instruckt

Visual feedback tool for AI coding agents. Click on any element in your app, leave a note, capture screenshots, and copy structured markdown to paste into your AI agent.

Framework-agnostic JS core with adapters for Livewire, Vue, Svelte, and React.

Install

npm install instruckt

Or load via CDN:

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/instruckt/dist/instruckt.iife.js"></script>

Quick Start

import { Instruckt } from 'instruckt'

const instruckt = new Instruckt({
  endpoint: '/instruckt',
})

Or with the IIFE build:

<script src="/path/to/instruckt.iife.js"></script>
<script>
  Instruckt.init({ endpoint: '/instruckt' })
</script>

How It Works

  1. A floating toolbar appears in your app
  2. Press A or click the annotate button to enter annotation mode
  3. Hover over any element — instruckt highlights it and detects its framework component
  4. Click to annotate — type your feedback, optionally capture a screenshot, and save
  5. Annotations auto-copy as structured markdown to your clipboard (requires secure context — https:// or localhost)
  6. Paste into any AI coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, OpenCode, etc.)
  7. The agent reads the markdown and makes the requested code changes

Note: Auto-copy requires a secure context (https:// or localhost). On http:// domains (e.g. .test), use the copy button in the toolbar instead.

Example Output

# UI Feedback: /auth/login

## 1. Change the submit button color to green
- Element: `button.btn-primary` in `pages::auth.login`
- Classes: `btn btn-primary`
- Text: "Submit Login"
- Screenshot: `storage/app/_instruckt/screenshots/01JWXYZ.png`

## 2. Make the login card have rounded corners
- Element: `div.bg-white` in `pages::auth.login`
- Classes: `bg-white dark:bg-white/10 border`

Configuration

new Instruckt({
  // Required — URL to your instruckt API (provided by the Laravel package or your own backend)
  endpoint: '/instruckt',

  // Framework adapters to activate (default: all)
  adapters: ['livewire', 'vue', 'svelte', 'react'],

  // Theme: 'light' | 'dark' | 'auto' (default: 'auto')
  theme: 'auto',

  // Toolbar position (default: 'bottom-right')
  position: 'bottom-right',

  // Customize marker pin colors
  colors: {
    default: '#6366f1',     // indigo — standard annotations
    screenshot: '#22c55e',  // green — annotations with screenshots
    dismissed: '#71717a',   // gray — dismissed annotations
  },

  // Customize keyboard shortcuts
  keys: {
    annotate: 'a',    // toggle annotation mode
    freeze: 'f',      // freeze page
    screenshot: 'c',  // region screenshot capture
    clearPage: 'x',   // clear annotations on this page
  },

  // Callbacks
  onAnnotationAdd: (annotation) => {},
})

Keyboard Shortcuts

Default shortcuts (customizable via keys config):

| Key | Action | |-----|--------| | A | Toggle annotation mode | | F | Freeze page (pause animations, block navigation) | | C | Screenshot region capture | | X | Clear all annotations on this page | | Esc | Exit annotation/freeze mode |

Features

  • Framework detection — automatically identifies Livewire, Vue, Svelte, and React components
  • Screenshots — capture element or region screenshots; uses DOM-to-image on standard apps, automatically falls back to Screen Capture API on shadow DOM frameworks (Flux UI, etc.)
  • Shadow DOM isolation — all UI renders in shadow roots so it never conflicts with your styles
  • Copy as markdown — annotations auto-copy as structured markdown optimized for AI agents
  • Freeze mode — pause animations, freeze popovers/dropdowns, and block all navigation
  • Annotation persistence — annotations survive page reloads and Vite rebuilds via localStorage fallback; with a backend (Laravel), annotations are loaded from the API on init
  • Minimize — collapse to a small floating button with annotation count badge
  • Page-scoped markers — annotation pins reposition on scroll/resize and only appear on the page where they were created
  • Clear controls — clear current page (X key or trash icon), or clear all pages via flyout
  • SPA navigation — survives wire:navigate, Inertia, Vue Router, React Router, and browser back/forward

Public API

// Get all annotations
instruckt.getAnnotations()

// Export open annotations as markdown
instruckt.exportMarkdown()

// Clean up
instruckt.destroy()

Backend

instruckt needs a backend to persist annotations. The official Laravel package provides this out of the box:

  • instruckt-laravel — Laravel package with JSON file storage, MCP tools, Blade component, and API routes

License

MIT