About BugBox

BugBox is a Chrome extension and web dashboard that turns voice + bounding-box annotations into work an AI coding agent can pick up and ship. You point at something in your browser, say what you want changed, and your agent (Claude Code or any MCP-aware tool) implements it from your repo.

The pain it solves: the manual review-and-rewrite step in modern AI-augmented development. Typing "move this 8px left, darken the label, match the primary hover from the design system" for every change costs hours per project per week. Pointing and talking is roughly ten times faster, and the captured DOM context (component name, visible text, screenshot, voice excerpt) is rich enough that an agent doesn't have to guess what you meant.

Who built it

BugBox is built and run by Bytamins, a solo AI-augmented dev consultancy founded by Sebastian Stant. The product grew out of internal tooling we built for our consulting work — typing review notes for clients was the bottleneck, so we made the bottleneck go away. We're shipping it as a product because every team using AI coding agents has the same problem.

How it works

1. Install the Chrome extension and sign in with Google.
2. Press the keyboard shortcut to start a session on any web page.
3. Drag a box around what you're talking about; narrate the change you want.
4. Stop the session. The audio is transcribed, screenshots are stored, and per-box voice excerpts are sliced from the word-level timestamps.
5. From your repo, run /bugbox in Claude Code (or any MCP client). Your agent fetches the session, locates the code, makes the change, and commits — one commit per box.

Get in touch

Questions, feedback, bug reports, partnership ideas — all welcome at hello@bytamins.com.