Peka

Point at any element, say what should change, and your Claude Code session fixes it.

Reviewing what your coding agent built shouldn't mean describing where on the page something is. Point at it in your browser, write what should change, and your running Claude Code session gets the note, with what it needs to find the code: the element, the component and source file where your framework exposes them, the console output, and a screenshot. It starts on it right away, even if the session was idle. • Alt+X: comment on what's under the mouse, with no click, so menus stay open and popups stay up • Alt+P: review mode, for going through a whole page. Click things, or drag a box around several for one note • Alt+S: tell Claude something from where you are, like "run the tests" Claude answers on the page you're on. You see a note get picked up, Claude can ask you a question, and it tells you what it did. Nothing leaves the page until you send a note. It needs the Peka plugin for Claude Code. The free version keeps everything on your computer; with Peka cloud, notes can go between your computers.