Skyelight

No. Clients and stakeholders join as reviewers, and reviewers are free on every plan. You pay for owners, admins and collaborators.

Yes, on Pro and above. Turn on guest feedback for a project and share a review link or the project's code. Guests type their name and pin comments like anyone else, see only their own threads, and take no seat.

Paid seats (owners, admins and collaborators) run the work: they create projects, invite people, assign threads and hand them to a coding agent. Reviewers pin, reply and resolve any thread, but can't assign work, create projects or invite.

About five minutes. Create an account, install the Chrome extension, open a page and press C. No code changes are needed.

No. The Chrome extension works on any page without it. Add Skyelight Build to the projects where you want each pin to carry its source file, line, commit and branch, and where reviewers should get the review badge instead of installing the extension. It's one command.

Yes. Every plan includes the Skyelight MCP and the REST API. Pins and threads are unlimited on every plan. On Free, your agent gets 25 agent threads a month: each conversation counts one when your agent first looks at Skyelight, and each thread it opens, replies on or resolves counts one more, once a month. Pro and Team have no limit.

Any MCP client, including Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, claude.ai and ChatGPT. Skyelight is listed in the official MCP Registry. Agent access is included on every plan, with no limit on Pro and Team.

Yes. In ChatGPT, add Skyelight from the plugin directory. In Claude Code, type /plugin and install Skyelight. In claude.ai, add Skyelight from Claude's connector directory. Each one asks you to sign in to Skyelight the first time.

Yes. The Chrome extension works on any page you can open in Chrome. The review badge runs on the preview addresses you list for a project, and Vercel previews behind Deployment Protection work with a bypass secret.

Each thread saves the element, the URL, a redacted snapshot of the markup around it, the browser, and any errors, console warnings or failed requests from just before the pin. Private data stays out: form values, passwords and payment fields are never included, query strings, email addresses and access tokens are removed before anything is sent, request content and cookies are never read, and in screenshots every form field is painted out before the image is stored. Anything else you want hidden can be marked to be left out. Skyelight doesn't use your threads to train models.