A web feedback tool that can be modified by AI-programmed agents
Skyelight is a feedback and collaboration tool for reviewing websites and prototypes. After installing the browser extension, you can click on any element directly on a live webpage to add comments—whether it’s a prototype, a pre-launch environment, a live page, or even a logged-in admin dashboard. Comments include contextual information such as the page location and element details, and can be converted into assignable tasks.
The biggest difference between this and traditional annotation tools is that it is designed for AI programming agents: through the MCP service, tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, Lovable, and Bolt can directly read this feedback and make modifications on the fly; Once integrated into the build process, each annotation can also be linked to the corresponding source code file, line number, commit, and branch. This creates a closed-loop process from design reviews and bug reporting to development and fixes, eliminating the need for screenshots, support tickets, and back-and-forth explanations.
There is a free plan; the Pro plan costs $29/month, and the Team plan costs $59/month. It’s ideal for freelancers, product teams, design studios, and outsourcing agencies.