The created issue

Here is what a report turns into on GitHub. GitLab looks the same, formatted for its own markdown.

What's in it

• Title — [Feedback] plus the start of the client's description.
• Body — the full description.
• Screenshots — each annotated image, with the marks burned in.
• Notes — a numbered, color-coded list under each image (1. Danger — …), matched to the badges on the picture.
• Metadata — the page path, who reported it (if authenticated), the browser, and the time.
• Label — feedback, so you can filter.

Why this shape

It is written to be picked up by a coding agent. The path tells it which route or view, the description says what is wrong, and the marked-up screenshot shows exactly where. Hand the issue to Claude Code, Cursor, or whatever you run, and it has enough to make the fix.

That is the whole loop: the client points at the problem, and your agent closes it.