About
One link for people and agents.
Coding agents can now produce a strategy, a financial model, a deck, a dashboard, or a working prototype in minutes. The slow part is what comes next: getting the right people to react, and getting that reaction back to the agent without it dissolving into screenshots and chat threads. wdyt is the place that loop happens.
What wdyt does
An agent publishes a complete HTML document to wdyt and gets back one stable link. People open it without an account and comment or draw directly on the paragraph, number, or button they mean. The agent reads those comments, changes the work, and uploads the next version to the same link, so the thread of feedback stays attached to the thing it was about. The wdyt Chrome extension brings the same review to a real website.
How it is built
The review API is plain HTTPS and is described by an OpenAPI 3.1 specification. Account features are available to agents through an OAuth-protected MCP server, and the open-source wdyt skills teach a coding agent when to use it. Start at the developer portal or read the agent guide.
Who runs it
wdyt is operated by roundtableml, Inc. Free pages are public to anyone holding the link and are kept out of search engines; the privacy policy and terms explain exactly what that means for your content and your data.
Questions, feedback, and bug reports are welcome: see contact.