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Tell me what broke, what confused you, or what's missing. This is the single most valuable thing you can do — it's what decides what gets built next. Every message comes straight to me and I read all of them.
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If you know someone who works in long Claude or ChatGPT sessions and keeps hitting the wall without warning, send it their way. Word of mouth is how this reaches people — there's no ad budget behind it.
What makes feedback useful
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What you were doing. Which platform, roughly how long the conversation was, and what you were trying to get done. Context health behaves differently in a 5-message chat than a 90-message one.
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What actually happened. A number that looked wrong, a panel that didn't update, a label you had to re-read twice. Small things count — most of them are quick fixes once someone points them out.
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Your version. It's at the bottom of the popup, next to the feedback link. Saves a round trip when something's already been fixed in a newer build.
None of this unlocks anything — there's nothing to unlock. It's free either way. This page exists because a few people asked how they could help.