Question 1

What is WebAnnotates?

Accepted Answer

WebAnnotates turns visual website feedback into trackable tickets and coding-agent tasks with screenshots, page context, safe source hints, validation results, and pull-request links.

Question 2

Can WebAnnotates sync feedback to Jira or Notion?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Each project can use either Jira or Notion as its ticket-sync destination. The selected integration receives structured review tickets and ongoing updates.

Question 3

Which coding agents work with WebAnnotates?

Accepted Answer

WebAnnotates supports GitHub Copilot cloud and local Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, and GitHub Copilot CLI runners. Local agents use the user’s existing CLI authentication.

Question 4

Can WebAnnotates create a local fix or pull request?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Local coding agents can plan, implement a fix in an isolated Git worktree, or push a branch so WebAnnotates can open a pull request through the connected GitHub repository.

Question 5

Do local coding-agent credentials leave the user’s computer?

Accepted Answer

No. Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Git, and Copilot CLI credentials stay on the paired computer. The runner uses outbound HTTPS polling and only claims jobs for the requesting user and verified repository.

From visual feedback to a verified coding-agent task.

Capture the Exact Context

Sync the Review Ticket

Assign and Track the Fix