We built an open-source tool that lets you click on UI bugs in the browser and have AI agents fix them automatically

e kept running into the same problem: we see a bug in the browser, but explaining it to our AI coding agent is painful. "The third button in the second card, the padding is off, the text is clipped..." Sound familiar? You see the problem instantly, but translating a visual issue into something an AI agent can act on takes longer than fixing it yourself. So we built ui-ticket-mcp . What it does ui-ticket-mcp is an MCP server that bridges the gap between what you SEE in the browser and what your AI agent sees in code. You click on the broken element, write a comment like "padding is wrong" or "this text is clipped", and your AI coding agent picks it up with full context: CSS computed styles DOM structure and attributes CSS selectors (unique path to the element) Bounding box and position Accessibility info Sibling elements for context The agent reads the review, finds the source file, fixes the code, and marks the review as resolved. Full loop — no copy-pasting error descriptions. How it