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ainot8

v0.1.1

Published

Tap an element in the iOS simulator, jot a note, and get a paste-ready markdown snippet with the component's source location for your coding agent.

Downloads

45

Readme

ainot8

A dev-only, tap-to-annotate feedback overlay for Expo/React Native apps. Turn on annotate mode, tap an element in the iOS simulator, write a note, and copy a paste-ready markdown summary — including the component's source file/line when it can be resolved — for your coding agent.

Installation

npm install ainot8
pnpm add ainot8
yarn add ainot8
bun add ainot8

Usage

import { FeedbackOverlay } from "ainot8";

// Mounted once near the root of the app, __DEV__-gated. See this repo's
// src/app/_layout.tsx for the exact wiring (it needs to be a sibling of the
// app's content view, not a descendant — see the comments there for why).
{__DEV__ && <FeedbackOverlay rootRef={rootRef} />}

License

MIT — see the root of this repo.