Comments

Comments let you leave feedback directly on a generated screen instead of describing it in chat or fixing it yourself. Use them to flag something for a teammate, leave a note for later, or ask Archie to act on the feedback — all without leaving the screen you’re looking at.

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Leaving a comment

In Screen view, switch to the Comment tool in the toolbar at the bottom of the canvas, then click anywhere on the screen to drop a pin. A comment card opens right there — write the note and submit it. Because the comment is pinned to the exact spot you clicked, a note like “change color to red” or “update the image” is unambiguous about which element it refers to.

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Tagging teammates

Type @ in a comment to bring up a list of people on the project, with their name and email, and mention one directly. Mentioning someone is how you route feedback to a specific person rather than leaving it for whoever looks next — it’s also what surfaces the comment under their For me tab.

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Resolving comments

Once a comment has been addressed, mark it resolved from the checkmark icon on the comment card. Resolved comments do not disappear — they move out of the Open tab but stay visible under Resolved or All.

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Filtering and finding comments

The Comments panel on the right lists every thread on the current screen. Four tabs narrow what you see:

• Open — unresolved comments, the default view
• For me — comments that mention you
• Resolved — comments already addressed
• All — everything, regardless of status

Use the search bar at the top of the panel to find a specific comment on a screen with a lot of feedback.

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Comments are scoped to a screen

Every comment belongs to the screen it was left on. Switching to a different screen shows that screen’s own comments — not the ones you just left elsewhere. If feedback applies to more than one screen, leave it on each one.

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