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LogbookWaypoint

Pin the point. Chart the change.

Precise visual feedback.
Trustworthy agent work.

Mark what you see on a running interface. Waypoint keeps the context together, gives your coding agent a route through the work, and brings the evidence back.

Get the extension Connect your agent
Or try a field note

The extension captures the context. The local CLI connects it to your coding agent.

Thelu, a tabby cat in a rust scarf, holding a green logbook

A small mark. A clear direction.

Visual feedback belongs where you found it. Give your coding agent the point, not another paragraph of directions.

Pin the point. Chart the change.
FIELDNOTES / STUDIOEST. 2026

Good ideas need somewhere to land.
A notebook. A margin. A starting point.

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This. Right here.
Interactive demo. Nothing is saved or sent to an agent.
  1. 01 Annotation
  2. 02 Queue
  3. Then, your coding agent
Current scene: opening

Local by default.
Useful after the work.

Waypoint keeps Annotation history inspectable on your machine. Your agent gets a narrow working channel—not a public browser control surface.

  • Loopback-firstSupported server boundary on IPv4 loopback
  • Non-destructive WatchDelivery never silently Claims or removes feedback
  • Retained evidenceResolution remains inspectable until explicit Deletion
Get the extension Connect your agentRead the field guide View source

Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store. Add the local server separately from npm or a verified GitHub Release when you want Queue synchronization and agent workflows.