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Open source. Closed loops.

Your agents hit friction.
Make it the last time.

Broken setup steps. Stale docs. Tools that don't work as promised. Keep what your AI coding agents discover. Fix it at the source.

No account. No server. Your machine.

agentfeedback / the feedback loopILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE REPORT
example / platformNeeds attention

The setup guide points to a command that no longer exists.

01 / What the agent found

A fresh checkout. The documented setup command. A dead end.

$ pnpm setup
ERR_PNPM_NO_SCRIPT Missing script: setup

02 / A path to a fix

The current script is pnpm dev:prepare. Update docs/setup.md, then verify it on a fresh checkout.

docs / setup · suggested fix included

Evidence, context, and a next step.
Not another lost conversation.

Close the loop
An illustrative report, not a product screenshot. Your agent captures the finding; you decide what happens next.

YOUR AGENTS.
YOUR EXISTING WORKFLOW.

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01 / The feedback loop

A workaround is temporary.
A finding shouldn't be.

From “that was annoying” to “that is fixed.” Keep the context that usually disappears when a session ends.

  1. ❯ agentfeedback
    kind     friction
    category docs / setup

    ✓ Report saved locally

    01 / Capture

    Keep the evidence.

    Your coding agent saves what went wrong with the docs, tools or configuration, while the context is fresh.

    What goes in a report
  2. Setup command is missing

    Onboarding guide is outdated

    Shared cause → investigate

    02 / Investigate

    Find the real cause.

    Review the inbox together. Group reports by cause and decide what is worth fixing.

    How triage works
  3. Guide corrected. Fix verified.

    One less thing to rediscover.

    03 / Resolve

    Leave a clearer path.

    Update the docs, repair the tool or correct the configuration. Give the next agent a clearer path.

    Start locally

Illustrative workflow examples, not live report data.

02 / Boring by design

A useful inbox.
Not another platform
to babysit.

AgentFeedback fits around the way you already build. Start small. Keep control. Bring your own agent.

Read the source

01

Your machine. Your reports.

Local mode stores reports in SQLite on your machine. No server, no API key, no reporting network calls.

02

Evidence over another score.

Actual failures, concrete context, suggested fixes. No performance scores or guesses at time saved.

03

One product. Your choice.

Run locally or self-host the MIT-licensed open-source server for your team. The same client, without a new workflow.

Self-host a server

03 / Start with your next session

Give your agent
somewhere to put it.

Paste this into your coding agent.
It follows the installation playbook for your harness.

Prefer to do it yourself?

Install the AgentFeedback client from https://github.com/AgentFeedback/agentfeedback and set it up for this harness.

A few good questions

Before you start.

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