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comment-to-fix

v0.2.1

Published

Comment to Fix — point at HTML, comment, get the fix

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Maintainers

ralfboltshauserralfboltshauser

Keywords

comment-to-fixannotationhtmlagentfeedback

Readme

comment-to-fix

Point at any HTML page, leave a comment, get the fix.

comment-to-fix serves your HTML with a browser overlay that opens ready for feedback. Click any element, type a comment, and it's appended to a local inbox (.comment-to-fix/inbox.jsonl) that your coding agent reads, fixes, and marks processed — with live reload and per-comment lifecycle markers (fixing → ready).

Quick start

npx comment-to-fix ./index.html --open
pnpm dlx comment-to-fix apps/landing/index.html --root apps/landing --open
bunx comment-to-fix proposal.html --open

Defaults to ./index.html in the current directory.

Agent loop

npx comment-to-fix watch --once       # block until the next comment, print JSON
# ...implement the fix...
npx comment-to-fix mark-processed --id ann_xxx

Commands

comment-to-fix [file.html] [--root dir] [--port 5173] [--open]
comment-to-fix watch --once
comment-to-fix mark-processed --id ann_xxx
comment-to-fix help

License

MIT