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Use case

Agent-ready feedback with Patchrooms

Feedback formatted for a coding agent, not just a human. Every report carries the artifact metadata — goal, constraints, tool — plus the element selector and a screenshot, so agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex can act without asking questions.

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The problem

Coding agents are only as good as the context you give them. A screenshot and "fix this" forces the agent to guess the target and the intent, which leads to wrong fixes and wasted generations.

The workflow

  1. Capture with context

    In artifact-review mode, Patchrooms attaches goal, constraints, and tool to every comment alongside the selector and screenshot.

  2. Export as agent-ready Markdown

    The report is structured so an agent can read intent, target, and constraints at a glance.

  3. Agent fixes precisely

    The agent edits the right element to satisfy the stated goal and constraints — no clarifying round trip.

Example

A report on a checkout page carries the goal ("reduce friction"), a constraint ("keep the layout single-column"), and the selector for the coupon field. Claude Code reads it and removes the field without breaking the layout.

Agent-ready export

Today reports export as Markdown that you paste into your agent. A Patchrooms MCP server (list_reports / get_report, authed with pr_sk_* keys) that lets agents read reports directly is planned.

A report exports as Markdown like this:

## Report — Checkout review
**Tool:** claude-code   **Goal:** reduce checkout friction
**Constraint:** keep the layout single-column

- **Element:** `input#coupon-code`
- **Comment:** Remove the coupon field; almost no one uses it.
- **Screenshot:** blob/scr_5da7.png

FAQ

What makes feedback "agent-ready"?
It carries structured context an agent can act on: the element selector, a screenshot, and the artifact goal and constraints — not just a free-text description.
Can agents read Patchrooms reports automatically?
A Patchrooms MCP server for direct reads is planned. Today you export reports as Markdown and paste them into your agent.
Which agents can consume it?
Any agent that accepts text context — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, OpenCode, and Cline all read the exported Markdown directly.