Dev embeds in-context feedback to kickoff background agents fixing his app in a couple clicks
SubtleGradient · x · 2026-11-03
SubtleGradient shares a workflow he says is "working super well": embedded, in-context product feedback, where he writes wishes about the ideal state of his project while using it, then kicks off background agents to resolve them in a couple of clicks.
It compresses feedback capture, task creation, and agent execution into one short loop. The idea's skeleton is clear even if details are thin — a pattern others can adapt to their own toolchain.
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