Prototype Feedback

What's new

Release notes.

Chrome updates the extension on its own.

0.7.0 — Send to Claude Code, and see what got fixed

November 2026

  • Send to Claude Code. One button saves your new and reopened comments to Downloads/prototype-feedback/inbox/. In Claude Code, type /pfb:feedback: Claude shows a plan, fixes each comment as its own commit, answers questions, and writes proposals for ideas. One-time setup: install the free pfb plugin. Setup
  • Status on the pins. While a Claude Code session is open, pins turn teal (fixed, check it), orange (needs you) or purple (answered or proposal). Click a pin to Confirm, Reopen with a note and a fresh screenshot, Reply, or say "Do it" to a proposal.
  • Fix / Change / Ask / Idea replace Bug / Question / Polish / Behavior, plus one Urgent toggle. A plain "fix it" is enough for Fix.
  • Rounds. Back on a site you reviewed, the popup suggests continuing or starting the next round, and lets you bring open items along.
  • Round note. Tell Claude what changed, which build you looked at and what to focus on.
  • Settings → Set up Claude Code shows the install command again, any time.
  • Changed: the "For: Auto / LLM / Human" row and the "Default new comments to LLM" setting are gone. Your 0.6 comments move over automatically, and a backup of the old data is kept. Details

0.6.0 — Debug the version you reviewed

June 2026

  • Repo link for debugging. Map a page URL to your source repo, on any git host, so an AI assistant opens the right code instead of guessing.
  • Reviewed-version pinning. The extension detects the deployed build (a commit or build id from meta tags or __NEXT_DATA__, or the branch from a Vercel or Netlify preview URL), so Claude checks out the exact version you saw.
  • "Default new comments to LLM" setting (removed again in 0.7.0).

0.5.0 — Element snapshots and opt-in capture

June 2026

  • Element snapshots for element comments: HTML, visible text, key styles and state, with passwords, emails and card numbers removed.
  • Opt-in console and network-failure capture per session (never request or response bodies).
  • Comments grouped by page; a smaller attachment row.

0.2.0 — HTML report and ZIP export

  • HTML report: one file with numbered comment cards, context screenshots and a console log. Opens in any browser.
  • ZIP export for AI assistants, with screenshots as separate files and a slim feedback.json.
  • Automatic capture of console errors during a feedback session, and a larger context screenshot next to each crop.