Lucidly for Codex

Client feedback, straight into Codex

Your clients pin comments on the live site. Codex reads each one, sees the screenshot, fixes the code, and moves the ticket to In Review.

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codex · atelierno4.com
Fix the open mobile comments on the homepage.
lucidly_list_comments status: Open · device: mobile · page: /
3 tickets: LUC-41, LUC-42, LUC-45
lucidly_get_comment LUC-42
Maria (client) · mobile · /
"The Book a call button overlaps the logo on my phone."
The hero button is absolutely positioned under 640px. I'll stack it below the logo instead.
src/components/Hero.tsx +4 −3
lucidly_update_comment LUC-42
Status Open → In Review
Fixed all 3 and moved them to In Review. @Jane is tagged for a final check.
How it works

A website commenting tool Codex can read

Most feedback tools stop at the comment. Someone still has to copy it into a ticket and explain it to a developer. With Lucidly, Codex works straight from what your client pinned.

  1. Clients comment on the page

    They click anywhere on your live or staging site and pin a comment. No account, no extension.

  2. Lucidly captures the context

    Every comment gets a screenshot, the page, the device, and a ticket number like LUC-42.

  3. Codex picks it up

    Codex reads the ticket and screenshot over MCP, makes the fix, replies, and moves it to In Review.

Try asking Codex

  • "Fix LUC-42 and move it to In Review."
  • "Find every mobile comment on the homepage and fix the layout issues."
  • "What's still open before launch?"
  • "Reply on each ticket you fixed with what changed."
Setup

Connect Codex in 2 minutes

Add the Lucidly MCP server, then sign in to Lucidly in your browser. No API keys.

Codex CLI

Add the server:

codex mcp add lucidly --url https://mcp.lucidly.so/mcp

Then sign in to Lucidly:

codex mcp login lucidly

config.toml

Or add this to ~/.codex/config.toml, then run codex mcp login lucidly:

[mcp_servers.lucidly] url = "https://mcp.lucidly.so/mcp"

Lucidly and Codex

Yes. Codex connects to remote MCP servers by URL. Add Lucidly with codex mcp add, then sign in with codex mcp login.

Yes. Codex reads the client's comment and screenshot, makes the change in your repo, replies on the ticket, and moves it to In Review for you to check.

No. Codex signs in to Lucidly through your browser, and it can only see the projects you can see.

No. Clients leave comments through a comment-only link without an account. Only you connect your AI tool, and it acts with your permissions.

No. MCP access is included on every Lucidly plan. See the MCP limits per plan.

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