Agent Feedback Tips – Ben’s Bites

Hello everyone! I’m excited to share a new approach I’m experimenting with in my building process.

When agents request feedback, the process often feels cumbersome, categorized roughly as follows:

1. Type your response

2. Use voice-to-text for your input

3. Add images to your feedback

4. Encourage the agent to utilize their browser

Recently, I began screen-recording my thoughts and sharing that video file directly with my agent.

This recent screenshot captures my process from about half an hour ago. It assembles a comprehensive visual report that is straightforward to review. I can navigate to various websites and applications, showcasing examples of excellence from others, while emphasizing key aspects that are recreated with GIFs for clarity.

The system generates an ‘actions’ checklist at the bottom, making it feel seamless to progress from screenshot to feedback to actionable steps for the agent.

This approach is already proving effective. Plus, I have these HTML files saved in my projects for future reference. They’ll be great for maintaining a build log as well.

While this method may not be ideal for those who are mindful of tokens, I could potentially leverage ffmpeg to create actual video clips if necessary. Agents typically process frames effectively, so it would mainly benefit me in that scenario.

I’ve also turned this process into a simple skill:

I’d love to hear about any interesting use cases or variations you might have! 😊

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• Google recently unveiled some Gemini on Android updates ahead of I/O, adding features such as auto-form completion, converting lengthy voice notes to concise text, and some app automations under the name Gemini Intelligence. They also introduced a new class of laptops termed Googlebooks, which should not be confused with Google Books.

• Notion has launched a developer platform, highlighting a markdown API as its most significant feature. Developers can sync external data into Notion, build tools for Notion Agents, run code on Notion’s infrastructure, and eventually integrate agents like Claude/Codex as team members. This tool is likely to see engagement beyond traditional developers.

• Vercel published an AI Gateway production index based on real usage across applications and agents. Anthropic leads spending (61%—largely due to opus), while Google leads token volume (38%—driven by flash), and agentic workloads represent 59% of overall token usage. Most large teams use multiple models instead of relying on a single provider.

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