Vox Issue

Vox Issue turns what you see in the browser into a GitHub issue a person or an AI agent can act on, without leaving the page. CAPTURE Click an element, drag a region, grab the viewport, or stitch a full scrolling page. Every capture lands as a card in Chrome's side panel. Detected sensitive fields are covered with solid blocks and the element you clicked is outlined automatically; both are toggles. MARK IT UP Blur, box, arrow, and text tools on each capture. Reorder cards, discard the ones you do not need. SAY WHAT IS WRONG Dictate the problem or type it. Dictation uses Chrome's speech recognition, on-device where your Chrome supports it. FILE IT One click files one issue per capture into the GitHub repository you choose, using your own fine-grained token. Issues share a session label so they stay grouped, can be chained so each is blocked by the previous one, and carry a priority label. Combine several captures into a single issue when that reads better. Filing the same element twice offers to comment on and reopen the earlier issue instead of duplicating it. BUILT FOR AGENTS Each issue carries the page URL, the CSS selector of the element you reported, the device and screen it was seen on, and the screenshot, which is what takes a coding agent to the component instead of guessing from pixels. Add the needs-fix label to hand it to your auto-fix workflow, or run a hosted agent (Anthropic Managed Agents or GitHub Copilot cloud agent, with your own credentials) straight from the Issues panel and get a draft pull request back. ONE FORMAT, TWO CLIENTS Vox Issue for iOS files into the same repositories in the same format. Issues filed from a phone show up in the extension's Issues panel; issues filed here show up in the app. YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS Screenshots, notes, and tokens live in your browser and go only to the GitHub repositories you point them at. No accounts, no analytics, no trackers. Vox Issue is a one-time purchase; the licensing service holds only what a purchase requires. Details: https://voxissue.com/privacy-extension.html Requires a GitHub fine-grained personal access token with Contents and Issues read/write on the repositories you file into.