A change-request widget for your live site, wired to your coding agent

From feedback directly on your live website to a pull request

The people you build for send a request straight from your live site. Your coding agent builds it and opens a pull request, they approve the preview, you merge.

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How it works

"Make the headline bigger"

The user asks

A button sits on your live site. A user clicks the thing they mean and says what to change. No emails and screenshots back and forth.

New

Building

Preview

PR #12 opened

Your agent builds

It lands on your board. Your coding agent picks it up, makes the change on a branch, and opens a pull request.

Approve

The user approves

Your host (Netlify, Vercel, wherever you deploy) builds a preview from the pull request. The user opens the link, sees the real result, and approves it.

Live

You ship

Merge the pull request when you're happy. It goes live the way it always has. Amendor never touched your stack.

Set up in two parts

1. Collect requests

Drop one script tag on your site. Your users point at anything and say what to change, and it lands on your board. This part works on its own, even before any agent is connected.

2. Connect your agent

Add Amendor to your coding agent. It reads the board, builds each request, and opens a pull request for you. In plain terms: your agent makes the change, and the person who asked sees a live preview to approve.

Works with the agents you already use

Any MCP coding agent, like Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, Codex, Lovable, or Replit.

Questions

Does it touch my code or my stack?

No. Amendor talks to GitHub and nothing else. Your agent opens a pull request the way it always does, your host builds the preview, and Amendor reads it back. Any framework, any host.

Which coding agents work with it?

Any MCP coding agent: Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, Codex, Lovable, Replit. You add Amendor to the agent once and it reads the board from there.

Do my users need an account?

Your choice. Allow anyone to request, or require a sign-in. Either way they point at the live page, describe the change, and attach a screenshot.

Which hosts are supported?

Any host that builds a preview per pull request: Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare, Railway, and the rest. Amendor reads the preview link back from GitHub.

Who approves, and who merges?

Your user approves the preview. You merge the pull request. Nothing ships without both.

Is there a floating button I cannot remove?

No. Use the floating button, or put the trigger on any element you like, such as a footer link.