Rewrite with AI
Every comment box and reply box has a sparkle button next to the attachment icon. Click it, pick what you want done, and the rewritten text streams into the box in front of you. Nothing is posted until you press Post, and your original is one click away.
What the menu offers
| Group | Options |
|---|---|
| Rewrite | Fix spelling and grammar · Make it clearer · Shorter · Friendlier |
| Shape | Turn into a bug report (What / Where / Expected / Actual) · Add steps to reproduce |
| Language | Translate to the project's brief language |
| Suggest a reply (replies only) | Say it's fixed · Ask what they meant · Explain it's by design · Say when it will be done |
The last line of the menu is free text: type what you want changed, for example "mention it only happens on Safari", and press Enter. Number keys pick an option while the menu is open.
In a reply box, an empty box leads with the suggestions, which are drafted from the comment and its dev brief. Once you have typed something, Rewrite leads.
While it writes
The box empties and refills as the text arrives, Post is dimmed, and clicking the sparkle again cancels and puts your original back. When it finishes, a small Undo chip appears for a few seconds. Undo restores exactly what you wrote.
What it will not do
- Send anything. Posting is always your click.
- Invent facts. Where a bug report needs something the text and the page don't contain, it leaves a short blank for you.
- Touch names.
@mentionsare protected and put back in place. Selectors, code and URLs are kept verbatim. - Add formatting beyond Markdown Lite: bold, code and bullet lists.
Who can use it
Everyone who can write in the widget, clients included. Clearer feedback in is the point. Trials include 50 rewrites; paid plans have no limit.
Only the text in the box, the option you picked, and the page context the widget already captured are sent to the model. For reply suggestions, the comment you're replying to is included as well. Names and emails never are.