A Marker.io alternative built around your coding agent.

Marker.io manages feedback. Pincushion helps coding agents implement it. Pins carry selector, DOM snippet, screenshot, viewport, thread, and project context in one MCP call — so Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex land the change in your IDE, not a Kanban column.

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What Pincushion is built for

Pincushion is the implementation context layer for AI-native development. The data model treats a pin as an agent work packet — not a feedback item — so the gap between "stakeholder pointed at a button" and "code change shipped in your IDE" collapses to one MCP call.

How Pincushion differs

PincushionMarker.io
Pin payload designed as agent work packet (selector + DOM + screenshot + viewport + thread + acceptance criteria)YesFeedback metadata
Center of gravityIDE (slash commands, branch/PR/deploy linkage)Dashboard + Jira sync
Free unlimited stakeholder/commenter seatsYesPer-user pricing
Realtime push to coding agents on deployYes (Pro)No
IDE slash commands (claim / implement / resolve)Yes (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Windsurf)No
Post-deploy verification (AI verifies the fix)Yes (Pro)No
Skips Jira / project-management ceremony by designYesJira-integrated
Free tierFull workflow, 1 project, unlimited pins14-day trial
Starting price$19/mo (Pro)$39+/mo

Other tools hand feedback to developers. Pincushion hands it to your coding agent — selector, DOM, screenshot, viewport, thread, and project context, all in one MCP call.

Stop turning feedback into tickets. Turn it into agent-ready code work.

Pincushion is free for stakeholders forever. Editors get an MCP server that exposes pins to whichever coding agent you already use. The deploy hook auto-resolves pins on production and the MCP tools keep PR and deploy context attached to the pin's implementation record.

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