Faster Fixes

What is Faster Fixes?

Faster Fixes is an MCP server that turns messy client feedback into structured, agent-ready bug reports. It integrates with the Faster Fixes platform, where clients leave feedback directly on a website via a lightweight React widget. The server lets AI coding agents fetch new feedback, read the full context (screenshot, page URL, DOM selector, component tree, browser metadata), locate relevant code, fix the issue, and mark it as resolved — all from the terminal.

How to use Faster Fixes?

Install the @fasterfixes/react widget in your React application and wrap your app with FeedbackProvider, providing your project API key. To use the MCP server, run npx -y @fasterfixes/mcp with the environment variables FASTER_FIXES_TOKEN and FASTER_FIXES_PROJECT. The server supports Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Codex, and Zed.

Key features of Faster Fixes

• Visual feedback widget for clients to click on elements
• Automatic context capture (screenshot, URL, DOM, React component tree)
• Developer dashboard to review feedback organized by project
• Markdown export of each feedback item as a structured bug report
• MCP server for AI coding agents to fetch and resolve feedback
• GitHub integration to automatically create issues from feedback

Use cases of Faster Fixes

• Developers receiving vague client feedback can turn it into actionable, context-rich reports.
• AI coding agents autonomously fetch new feedback, locate the relevant code, and fix issues.
• Teams collaborate on client feedback with role-based access and project organization.
• Clients leave feedback without an account via shareable review links.

FAQ from Faster Fixes

What tools does the Faster Fixes MCP server work with?

The MCP server works with Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code (GitHub Copilot), Windsurf, Codex, and Zed.

How do I get the required credentials for the MCP server?

You can find your agent token and project ID in Organization Settings on the dashboard at https://faster-fixes.com/docs.

What is the license for Faster Fixes?

The repository is licensed under AGPLv3. The widget packages (@fasterfixes/core, @fasterfixes/react) and the MCP server (@fasterfixes/mcp) are licensed under MIT for unrestricted use.

What does the MCP server’s list_feedbacks tool do?

The MCP server exposes two tools: list_feedbacks and update_feedback_status. It connects to the Faster Fixes API using an organization-scoped agent token.

Are there any runtime dependencies for the MCP server?

The MCP server is run via npx -y @fasterfixes/mcp and requires Node.js. No other runtime dependencies are listed beyond the environment variables.