Client feedback, connected to your AI
Website feedback.
Your AI’s next fix.
A client points out a problem. Your AI gets the comment, the context, and a place to start.
14-day trial · No credit card · MCP included
Your websitePost a comment. Open the next pin. Keep both pieces of feedback in view.
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Add a comment
Your client clicks on the page and tells you what needs work.
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Bring the context
The dev brief adds page and element details for your AI.
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Review the fix
Your coding agent proposes a change. You review the result.
Works with your AI
Your feedback. Your favorite tools.
MCP is the connection between Simple Commenter and your AI. Pick a tool below to see how to connect it.
Comments · Dev briefs · Design assets
Simple Commenter
One MCP connectionConnect ChatGPT
Connect website feedback to ChatGPT
Review client feedback, ask follow-up questions, and prepare a project report in your chat. Use the hosted MCP URL with browser sign-in.
Choose your projects and allowed actions during sign-in. Custom connection access depends on your AI account.
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Enable developer mode
In ChatGPT, open Settings → Security and login and turn on Developer mode. Your account and workspace must allow custom apps.
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Add Simple Commenter
Open Plugins, select +, and create a developer-mode app. Enter the server URL below. Choose OAuth authentication and dynamic client registration (DCR) when offered.
Hosted MCP server URLhttps://www.simplecommenter.com/api/mcp - 3
Sign in and choose access
Sign in to Simple Commenter, select your company and permitted projects, then authorize the actions you want the connection to use.
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Use it in a conversation
In a chat, open the plus menu, choose Developer mode, and select your Simple Commenter app. Try the first prompt below.
Connect Claude
Connect website feedback to Claude
Bring website and design feedback into Claude for investigation, triage, and reports. Add a custom connector using the hosted URL.
Choose your projects and allowed actions during sign-in. Custom connection access depends on your AI account.
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Open your connectors
In Claude, open Customize → Connectors. Select + → Add custom connector. On a team account, an organization owner may need to add it first.
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Add the server URL
Name the connector Simple Commenter, paste this URL, and select Add.
Hosted MCP server URLhttps://www.simplecommenter.com/api/mcp - 3
Connect your account
Select Connect and sign in to Simple Commenter. Choose your company, projects, and allowed actions, then approve the connection.
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Enable it for your chat
Open + → Connectors in the conversation and enable Simple Commenter. Ask Claude to find open feedback or summarize a project.
Connect Cursor
Connect website feedback to Cursor
Give Cursor the original client comment and its captured context alongside your code. This local setup needs Node.js 18 or later and npm.
Local tokens have account-wide access. Choose hosted sign-in to limit access to selected projects.
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Sign in from your project folder
Run the setup wizard in your terminal. Verify your email, choose a default project, and set your comment and reply preferences.
Terminal · set up your accountnpx @simple-commenter/mcp-server init - 2
Add the server to Cursor
Merge this entry into .cursor/mcp.json in your project, or ~/.cursor/mcp.json for your own global setup. The wizard’s root .mcp.json is a different file.
.cursor/mcp.json{ "mcpServers": { "simple-commenter": { "command": "npx", "args": [ "-y", "@simple-commenter/mcp-server", "serve" ] } } } - 3
Reload Cursor and check the connection
Enable Simple Commenter in Cursor’s MCP settings. Run the diagnostic command to check your account, API access, and default project.
Terminal · verify setupnpx @simple-commenter/mcp-server doctor - 4
Work through the feedback
Ask Cursor to investigate an open comment in your repository and propose a change. Review and test the code before updating the comment’s status.
Connect Claude Code
Connect website feedback to Claude Code
Read feedback inside your coding session, investigate the relevant files, and keep clients updated from the same workflow. Requires Node.js 18 or later and npm.
Local tokens have account-wide access. Choose hosted sign-in to limit access to selected projects.
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Run the Simple Commenter setup wizard
In your project folder, sign in with your email code, pick a default project, and choose your workflow preferences.
Terminal · set up your accountnpx @simple-commenter/mcp-server init - 2
Register the local MCP server
The wizard creates a project .mcp.json when one does not exist. If you use an existing configuration, merge the server entry or register it with this command.
Terminal · add to Claude Codeclaude mcp add --transport stdio simple-commenter -- npx -y @simple-commenter/mcp-server serve - 3
Restart and verify
Restart Claude Code, approve the project’s MCP server if prompted, and use /mcp to inspect the connection. Check the local setup with:
Terminal · verify setupnpx @simple-commenter/mcp-server doctor - 4
Ask for a proposed fix
Ask Claude Code to read an open comment and inspect the relevant code. Review the result, run your checks, and ask it to post a reply or update the status.
Connect Codex
Connect website feedback to Codex
Connect the hosted MCP server from the Codex CLI. Bring feedback into your coding workflow with access limited to the projects you authorize.
Choose your projects and allowed actions during sign-in. Custom connection access depends on your AI account.
Prefer a Codex plugin?
The Simple Commenter plugin bundles the hosted MCP connection with a fix-feedback skill for working through open comments.
View the plugin and installation guide- 1
Add the hosted MCP server
With the Codex CLI installed, run this command in your terminal.
Terminal · add to Codexcodex mcp add simple-commenter --url https://www.simplecommenter.com/api/mcp - 2
Authorize your account
Start the browser sign-in. Select your Simple Commenter company, projects, and allowed actions, then approve the connection.
Terminal · sign incodex mcp login simple-commenter - 3
Check the server is configured
List your configured servers, then open a Codex session and ask it to list your Simple Commenter projects. That first request verifies authenticated access.
Terminal · list connectionscodex mcp list - 4
Bring a comment into your code review
Ask Codex to read the feedback and propose a fix in the relevant repository. Code changes need repository access and your usual review and testing.
Connect Other MCP tools
Connect another MCP-compatible tool
Choose the connection your client supports. Tool discovery, interactive views, and file support can differ between clients.
Choose your projects and allowed actions during sign-in. Custom connection access depends on your AI account.
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For a remote client: use the hosted URL
Choose Streamable HTTP and OAuth in your client. Sign in to Simple Commenter and select the projects and actions to authorize.
Hosted MCP server URLhttps://www.simplecommenter.com/api/mcp - 2
For a local client: initialize your account
If the client runs local stdio servers, install Node.js 18 or later and use the setup wizard to sign in.
Terminal · local account setupnpx @simple-commenter/mcp-server init - 3
Configure the local command
Add this server entry using your client’s configuration format. Clients with a different JSON structure need the same command and arguments in their own format.
Example · mcpServers configuration{ "mcpServers": { "simple-commenter": { "command": "npx", "args": [ "-y", "@simple-commenter/mcp-server", "serve" ] } } } - 4
Verify with a read request
Enable the connection and ask your AI to list your projects. Use the full setup guide for token configuration, supported tools, and troubleshooting.
Your first prompt
Start by reading feedback to check the connection.
Use Simple Commenter to list my projects and show unresolved website feedback. Include the page, priority, and available context for each comment.Already have an account? Open MCP settings. Need help? Read the full guide.
Beyond the fix
Your AI can handle the follow-up, too.
Find what needs attention, reply to clients, and keep work moving.
Try asking your AI
Replies and updates use the permissions you grant.
Connected to Simple CommenterExample“Show me the high-priority comments still open.”
Start here. Sarah’s headline still wraps on mobile.
Can we make this headline shorter? It wraps on my phone.
- Page URL
- your-client.example/about
- Platform
- Unknown OS
- Browser
- Unknown Browser
1 high-priority comment found
The original comment, with its page and context.
You’re in control
Choose what your AI can see and do.
Connect the projects you want to share. Let your AI read feedback, and add permission to reply or update it when you’re ready.
How permissions workYour projectsYour AIDisconnect anytime in MCP settings.
Included with your plan
Bring your AI. We’ll bring the feedback.
MCP is included in your trial and supported paid plans. No extra MCP subscription. Your AI provider’s charges still apply.
A few useful details
Before you connect.
The short answers. You’ll find the full setup and troubleshooting in the MCP documentation.
Can I use the AI tool I already work with?
Yes. Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, or another tool that supports MCP. Pick your tool above for the setup steps. Your AI account or workspace must allow custom connections.
Do my clients need an AI account?
No. Clients leave feedback in Simple Commenter as usual. You connect your own AI tool and use it to work through their comments. Your clients don’t need to set up the integration.
Will my AI change my live website automatically?
No. Connecting your AI does not edit or publish your website. A coding agent also needs access to your website’s code to make a fix. Review and test its changes through your usual development workflow before publishing.
Can my AI reply to clients and update feedback?
Yes, when you allow write access. It can reply in the original comment thread and change statuses, priorities, or tags. Ask it to draft a reply or propose updates first if you want to review them before they’re sent or saved.
Can I keep each client’s projects separate?
Yes. Use the browser sign-in option to choose exactly which projects a connection can access, including read-only access. Manage or disconnect it in MCP settings. Local API tokens cover the whole account, so use browser sign-in when you need project limits.
Is the AI connection included in my plan?
It’s included in the 14-day trial and supported paid plans, including Unlimited lifetime plans. Simple Commenter charges no extra MCP subscription or per-request fee. Access ends on the free plan after the trial. Your AI provider’s fees and usage limits apply separately.
Can we make this headline shorter? It wraps on my phone.
Leave a comment…Hero heading overflows its container at 375px
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.hero h1is a fixed 48px, so on phone widths the last word wraps under the CTA. Likely fix:clamp(28px, 7vw, 48px).