The big AI labs are wiring their design and review tools straight into their products — so your workflow lives on their model, at their price. Yocoolab is built the other way: pin feedback on any live page and send it to whatever agent you want over the open Model Context Protocol. Your feedback, your agent, your model.
Every design, review, and feedback tool a lab bakes into its own product is a hook. It looks like convenience. It isn't neutral. The more of your workflow lives inside their walls, the more of their tokens you burn — on their model, at their price — whether or not it's the best, safest, or cheapest choice for the job in front of you.
At today's API prices, that compounds. You stop picking the right model for the task and start defaulting to whichever one your tools happen to live in. Your context, your review loop, your code — all pooled inside one vendor's roadmap and one vendor's invoice.
Yocoolab talks to your agent over the Model Context Protocol — an open standard, not a private API. You pin feedback on a live page and route it to Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, Windsurf, or a model running on your own hardware. The tool doesn't care whose model answers. You do.
Nothing is welded shut. Swap agents when a better one ships. Point it at a local endpoint when you want your code to stay on machines you control. The feedback layer stays the same; the intelligence behind it is always your call.
Open-weight models, run with the right hardware and an agentic harness, already do serious work — and the gap to the frontier is closing fast. There is a growing, sane case for keeping your agent, your context, and your code on infrastructure you actually own: cheaper, more private, and free of any single lab's pricing or roadmap.
Software should let you do the work without being tied to one lab's meter. That's the bet the open-source community has always made — and it's the one Yocoolab is built for.
Pin feedback on the real product and send it to whatever intelligence you choose — no lock-in, no seat tax on the people leaving the feedback. Free while in beta.
Bring your own agent