DevEye

DevEye turns your browser into a feedback tool built for AI-assisted development. Instead of writing vague bug reports like "the button on the homepage looks wrong," click directly on the element, type your note, and DevEye generates a structured Markdown report - complete with the element's location, CSS classes, and surrounding context - that you can paste straight into your AI coding agent (Claude, Cursor, Copilot, etc.) so it can find and fix the exact code you mean. Key features • Click-to-annotate - select any element on a page and attach a note to it • Multi-select & drag-select - annotate several elements at once • Freeze animations - pause moving content so you can annotate a stable target • Structured Markdown output - element descriptions, DOM paths, CSS classes, computed styles, and accessibility info, with four detail levels (Compact / Standard / Detailed / Forensic) • One-click copy - as Markdown or as plain text • Dark & light themes, adjustable accent colors, draggable toolbar • Notes are saved per page and persist across reloads Whether you're a developer reviewing your own work, a designer flagging visual issues, or a PM collecting feedback for an engineering team, DevEye turns "this looks off" into something an AI agent - or a human developer - can act on immediately. Inspired by Agentation by Benji Taylor (agentation.com).