Turn “this looks off” into a fix.

Anriss turns a vague feeling into a change your agent applies — without leaving the page. Here is everything it does, in plain terms.

Click any element to annotate it

Open Anriss, hold Alt (or click the picker in the composer), then click elements on your running app — one, or several. Each gets a numbered badge, and its CSS selector, XPath, HTML snippet and page context are captured automatically.

Works on anything the browser renders — buttons, cards, list items, SVG, table cells.
No dev-tools spelunking: point instead of describing.

1Hero heading — “Ship better UI”

2FAQ section

Write a story, not a ticket

Selected elements drop straight into the comment box as inline pills. Write around them so the intent reads as one sentence — the pills point back to the exact elements on the page.

Reference several elements in a single comment.
Delete a pill to deselect its element — the page badge disappears with it.

Make 1Hero the anchor — 2FAQ can move below the fold.

Your agent picks it up over MCP

The server speaks the Model Context Protocol natively. Claude Code, Codex and opencode read open annotations and resolve them — no glue scripts, no copy-paste, no per-agent config files to keep in sync.

Two tools: list_discussions and reply.
Point any MCP client at one URL and you’re connected.

$ claude › work through the open annotations
⚒ list_discussions → 1 ongoing, 2 targets
  editing templates/hero/…
⚒ reply ✓ posted

The answer comes back, live

When the agent replies, it shows in your discussions list live — with what it changed. You review, then resolve and archive yourself. The agent never changes status; nothing is ever silently deleted.

Status lifecycle: ongoing → resolved → archived — all yours; the agent only replies.
Updates every few seconds; a red dot shows if the server is unreachable.

Open · “Make Hero the anchor”

Done · “Centered the CTA”✓

Done · “Moved FAQ below the fold”✓

Any frontend — really any

Integration is one script tag. The whole widget lives in a Shadow DOM, so it can’t touch your styles and your styles can’t touch it.

Plain HTML, Stimulus + Turbo, Vue, Svelte, React — all the same one line.
Gate it behind your dev flag; it never ships to production.

<script src="http://localhost:4855/anriss.js"
        defer></script>

Your data, in a standard format

Every annotation is a W3C Web Annotation, stored in a local SQLite file you own. Greppable, portable, exportable — your notes outlive the tool.

No cloud, no account, no vendor lock-in.
One Rust binary and a SQLite file — that’s the entire footprint.

{ "@context": "…/anno.jsonld",
  "type": "Annotation",
  "body": { "value": "Make Hero the anchor" },
  "target": [ { "selector": [ … ] } ] }