Turning Comment mode on
In a project, click the Comments toggle on the preview toolbar. The cursor switches to a pin; clicking anywhere on the rendered page drops a thread anchored to that element. Toggle Comment mode off to interact with the preview normally. The pins stay visible until you hide them.Pinning to a spot
Each comment is pinned to the element you clicked on. When the preview re-renders — because the agent shipped a new build, or you re-published — Vibely tries to keep the pin attached to the same element. Pins on elements that no longer exist surface as “orphaned” so they don’t quietly drift onto the wrong thing.Threads and mentions
Every pin opens a thread. Replies stack underneath; resolution marks the whole thread done and hides the pin. Reopen a thread to bring it back. Mention a workspace member with@ to notify them — they get the notification on whichever channels they have on, with a deep link straight to the pinned comment.
Search
Open the comments panel from the sidebar to see every thread in the project. Filter by author, state (open / resolved), or full-text search. This is how you find the comment from three weeks ago you knew you wrote but can’t remember where.Send to chat
Each comment has a Send to chat action. Clicking it drafts a new prompt for the agent that includes the comment text and the element it was pinned to. You can edit the draft before sending or send as-is. This is the path most teams use to turn feedback into work: review → comment → send to chat → agent ships the fix.Notifications
Comment activity flows through the standard notification settings. New comments, replies, mentions, and resolutions can each be muted independently. See Notifications for the full list of channels.Related
Web App iterate
Comment mode is one of several inline tools in the iterate surface.
Web App overview
Where Comments fits in the broader web build flow.
Project settings
Restricted sharing and access requests for review workflows.
Notifications
Tune which comment events ping you and where.