Agent Ticket

Capture and annotate the current page, then have your coding agent file a ticket in the right repository.

Spot a bug on a web page, press ⌘⇧Y, circle the problem and write one sentence. Agent Ticket hands the annotated screenshot, the page address and your note to the coding agent you already use (Claude Code, Codex, Jcode, Hermes or OpenCode), running in your project, and the agent files the ticket the way your project already does it: GitHub Issues, Linear, Jira, a Markdown file, whatever its instructions say. • Annotate screenshots with arrows, boxes and text before sending. • Pick the project and agent per ticket; follow each run live, stop it or rerun it. • Works with projects on your Mac and on a shared agent server over SSH. • Everything stays between your browser, your computer and the agent you chose. No account, no cloud service, no analytics. Requires macOS and the free Agent Ticket background runtime, which the extension offers to install on first use, plus at least one supported coding agent CLI installed and signed in.