Introducing Visual Feedback on
@QwikBuild
The number one PAIN POINT across customers: giving change requests to AgentQ is harder than it should be.
Most users - developers, designers, and non-technical people alike - struggle to explain WHERE something is and WHAT needs to change. Not everyone thinks in terms like sticky headers, modals, hamburger menus, or layout containers.
So feedback turns into long descriptions, screenshots, and back-and-forth clarification:
“On the page after I click A, where the text B appears under section C, change it to D.”
That is too much friction. And it leaves customers exhausted.
Visual Feedback makes this natural.
Open the live preview next to your chat, click the exact area you want to change, and leave a comment. The agent gets the visual context, the element context, and your instruction.
All the complexity of describing the location and element gets consumed by one word: “this”
You can still toggle into “Use the app” mode to navigate, sign in, and reach the right state. Once all comments are added, click “Apply Comments,” review them, and send the full context to the agent.
Less explaining. Less back-and-forth. Faster changes.
Welcome to the bright side.