> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.tryquibble.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Quibble

> Leave feedback on your product, discuss it with your team, and verify the fix.

Leave a comment, called a quibble, on your web product where you notice a
problem. Quibble keeps the page and element context with your note.

Saving a quibble does not create an issue or ask an agent to change your code.
You choose those actions when the feedback is ready to act on.

## Start here

> [card] [Your first quibble](https://docs.tryquibble.com/quickstart.md)
>
> Connect the extension and leave a comment.

> [card] [Project sites](https://docs.tryquibble.com/projects.md)
>
> Localhost, previews, or staging.

> [card] [Comments](https://docs.tryquibble.com/comments.md)
>
> Discuss and resolve with your team.

## Turn feedback into a change

> [card] [Create an issue](https://docs.tryquibble.com/issues.md)
>
> In Linear, GitHub Issues, or Jira Cloud.

> [card] [Connect your coding agent](https://docs.tryquibble.com/agents.md)
>
> It reads feedback with its evidence.

Check the result on your product before you resolve the quibble.

## Get unstuck

See [troubleshooting](https://docs.tryquibble.com/troubleshooting.md) for connection, delivery, and missing-pin
problems, or [evidence](https://docs.tryquibble.com/evidence.md) for what a comment can include.


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