Overlay · coming soon
Change your website by leaving a comment.
Point at anything on your live site and say what should change. An agent finds the field in Storyblok, WordPress or Drupal and makes the edit, and the change stays marked on the page until someone reviews it.
New season
Autumn blend is back
Our coziest roast yet: ripe fig, dark chocolate and a long, warm finish.
1Opening hours
Mon–Fri 7–18
Sat 8–16
All done · ready to publish
Comment 1 done
Rewrote this intro and 3 more bean pages to match.
Question on comment 2
Should it link to all beans, or just the autumn blend?
What happens after you comment
The overlay loads only while you're signed in to edit. Your visitors' browsers never load it.
Point at it
Click the part of the page that should change, a headline, a photo or a whole section, and say what you want the way you'd tell a colleague. Or edit the words right on the page.
The agent finds the field
It works out which story, post or node holds the text and which field inside it, then writes the change to your CMS. If your comment is unclear, it asks back in the thread.
The page updates in place
No reload. The pin shows where things stand: open, being worked on, waiting for your answer, or done.
You decide
On Storyblok the edit waits as a draft until you publish the page. On WordPress and Drupal, a change to a published page goes live right away, so there you keep it or press Revert.
Your agent, ours or a colleague
Each comment goes where you send it.
topic's agent
Works the comment queue on its own, with nobody watching. It runs on Claude Haiku by default.
Your own agent
Claude or ChatGPT picks your comments up through topic's MCP server. Say “work my comments” in the chat.
A teammate
Leave the comment for a person. It stays pinned to the page until someone resolves it.
Fast, and you stay in charge
An agent working on your live website has to be careful, so every change it makes stays visible.
Every change stays marked
Changes topic's agents made stay outlined until someone reviews them, including ones no comment asked for.
It asks instead of guessing
When a comment could mean two things, the agent asks in the thread and waits for your answer.
Undo, with history
Every write is recorded with how to take it back. Revert one change, or that change and everything after it.
Theme changes go to a branch
When a comment is about the theme rather than the content, the agent commits its change to a branch for your developers.
Questions
Do my visitors notice anything?
No. Their browsers never load the overlay.
What does my site need?
On Storyblok, nothing: the overlay runs in the Visual Editor. On WordPress, topic's plugins mark where each text comes from. On Drupal, your theme marks which node and field a block comes from. We'll ship a module for that.
Which CMSs does it work with?
Storyblok, WordPress and Drupal. Your content stays where it is, and topic doesn't change your content model.
When can I use it?
We don't have a date yet. Sign up below and we'll email you when the first version is ready to use.
Hear when it's ready
One email when topic is ready to use, then the occasional update. Brevo sends you a confirmation link first, and nothing else arrives until you click it.
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