A deliberately simple target.
Run Annote, select this card, and leave a note about its spacing, border or typography.
Annote attaches your feedback to the actual interface — with DOM, React, CSS and motion context — then makes it available to your coding agent over MCP.
Runs locally. Your browser stays the source of truth.
npm install --save-dev annote
Recommended
Point Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or another coding agent at the npm package or GitHub repository. It can install Annote into the project and configure MCP for itself.
Set up Annote for this project using https://github.com/PelumiAlesh/annote. Use the recommended development-only project integration, configure Annote MCP for yourself, preserve my existing MCP configuration, and verify the setup. When you are done, explain how I should use Annote, tell me anything I need to restart, and remind me to open Annote → Settings → MCP and authorize this site once.
npm install --save-dev annote
Load the browser bundle from a browser-only development entry point:
import "annote/dist/annote.iife.js";
Then configure the MCP companion:
npx annote init
Quick use on webpages
Want Annote on a page without touching its code? Drag the button below into your browser bookmarks bar, then click it on any page where you want to annotate. For development projects, installing through npm above is the most reliable option.
The bookmarklet loads the published Annote browser bundle (annote@latest) from npm through jsDelivr. It works on many standard webpages, but some sites with strict Content Security Policy settings may block injected scripts.
Most mobile browsers cannot install bookmarklets. To annotate on a phone or tablet, copy the link and add it as a bookmark manually, or run Annote from a desktop browser.
One-time step
Annote does not expose every page to your coding agent automatically. The first time you use MCP on a site, open Annote → Settings → MCP and authorize that origin.
After that, leave feedback in the UI and tell your agent: “Check my Annote feedback.”
Live playground
Run Annote, select this card, and leave a note about its spacing, border or typography.
Select the moving dot, open Styles, then scroll down to the Motion section to edit its timing and easing.
Hold Shift and select two or more of the targets below and edit them together.
The workflow
No screenshots to explain. No “the button on the left.” No copy-paste required when MCP is connected.