Crit – Visual QA for iOS apps and AI coding agents
I built Crit, a CLI tool that lets you capture screenshots from iOS Simulator, drop pins on what's wrong, and hand structured feedback to any coding agent. You just: crit capture — screenshot your app screens crit serve — review in browser, click to pin bugs and add comments Tell your agent: "review .crit and fix each issue" It saves annotated screenshots and JSON to a .crit/ folder. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini — anything that can read images. No plugins, no MCP, no dependencies. macOS + Xcode required. Android not yet supported. Repo:…
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I built Crit, a CLI tool that lets you capture screenshots from iOS Simulator, drop pins on what's wrong, and hand structured feedback to any coding agent. You just: crit capture — screenshot your app screens crit serve — review in browser, click to pin bugs and add comments Tell your agent: "review .crit and fix each issue" It saves annotated screenshots and JSON to a .crit/ folder. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini — anything that can read images. No plugins, no MCP, no dependencies. macOS + Xcode required. Android not yet supported. Repo: https://github.com/natethegreat/crit
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