FAQ

No. They type their name once and it is remembered in their browser. If they want, they can choose Sign in in the comment box to comment with their GitHub name and photo instead.

Open the Nuni panel and choose Yours. It lists your comments on every page of the site, with whether each one is open or resolved, and opens any of them where it was left. They are tied to your browser, so another browser or device starts empty, unless you sign in with GitHub. Signed in, your comments follow you to any browser, and the ones you left in this browser before signing in join them.

No. It is public and meant to be committed. It only connects comments to your site.

Nuni loads after the page is idle, renders in a Shadow DOM, and the script is under 60 KB compressed. The screenshot code is a separate file that only loads when someone leaves a comment.

There is no switch for it. Render the component conditionally if you need to, for example only when an env var is set.

Open the comment in the widget (as the owner) or in the dashboard and choose Copy for agent. It copies the comment with its page, element, screenshot link, console errors and failed requests as a task you can paste into Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. Or let the agent fetch comments itself with the CLI or the MCP server, and resolve them when it is done.

Yes. Pick the toolbar’s corner, your brand color, a light or dark theme, the button label and the shortcut key, and replace any of its words for your language. See the options.

Yes, once the site is claimed. In the comment box, add up to 3 images (pick a file or paste one), or choose Mark up a screenshot to draw boxes, arrows or lines on the element’s screenshot. Unlike the screenshot itself, which only the owner sees, these images are shown to everyone who can see the comment.

Teams and roles, and GitHub issue sync. The big goal stays the same: Nuni comment, exact UI context, coding agent, fix.