Amendor
Amendor provides a change-request widget for live websites that lets users click the exact element they want changed and describe the modification in plain words. Each request automatically captures the page URL, CSS selector, HTML, and a screenshot, then routes through an MCP connector to coding agents like Claude Code or Cursor, which build the change and open a pull request. The requester approves a live preview without needing a GitHub account, and the developer merges through their existing workflow.
- Developer Tools
- Artificial Intelligence
- Software Only
Funding
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Product
Problem
Collecting change requests from website users often relies on emails, marked-up screenshots, and verbal messages that lose context. Developers must rebuild the context themselves—which page, which button, what exactly—slowing down the feedback-to-deployment loop and introducing errors at every translation step.
Solution
Amendor embeds a widget on a live website that lets users click the exact element they want changed and describe the requested modification in plain words. The request lands on a board with the page URL, CSS selector, HTML, and a screenshot captured at the moment of submission. An MCP connector routes the request to any compatible coding agent, such as Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, Codex, or Lovable, automatically building the change on a branch and opening a pull request. The hosting platform generates a live preview from the pull request, and the requester approves it via a link—no GitHub account needed. The developer then reviews and merges the pull request through their existing workflow, while Amendor itself never touches the stack directly.
Target Audience
Primary users are freelancers, agencies shipping client sites, and small teams where non-technical founders or designers frequently request UI changes, particularly those already using AI coding agents in their workflow.
Features
- One-line script tag widget (`<script src="https://amendor.site/widget.js" data-project="YOUR-PROJECT-KEY"></script>`) with flexible trigger placement as a floating button or any custom element
- Automatic context capture including the exact page URL, element CSS selector, HTML, and a screenshot at the moment the user clicks
- MCP connector (amendor-mcp for local agents, plus remote HTTP endpoint at https://amendor.site/mcp) that lets the coding agent read requests, build changes, open pull requests, and update status from within the developer's existing tool
- Preview-approval workflow where the hosting platform (Netlify, Vercel, etc.) builds a preview from the pull request and the requester approves or asks for revisions without needing GitHub access
- Framework-agnostic and host-agnostic design: Amendor only integrates with GitHub for pull request orchestration and does not modify or deploy code directly