I don’t read the code and have never used “mcp-feedback-enhance” so I don’t know if AI-interaction is any better than “mcp-feedback-enhance”. AI-interaction completely relies on “rule context” to work, which means only models with excellent rule compliance like Claude-3.7, Claude-4, Gemini 2.5 Pro are the best choices to use AI-interaction. If talking about improvements, I think these are the functions that may not be available in “mcp-feedback-enhance”: Attaching files/folders with convenient UX (Try it to see how convenient it is), the ability to save local state (This tool automatically saves the values "continue_chat", “max_reasoning”, “workspace”, “attached file/folder”, “resize UI window”)
By saving local state, every time AI-interaction is restarted, it will automatically re-display all the changes you have made before, you do not need to re-attach the file from the beginning, do not need to check the checkbox continue_chat or max_reasoning again, I have tried to implement these functions to optimize the user experience, the purpose of AI-interaction is: Saving premium requests, Great and convenient user experience, Improving the quality of Agent response (Only by rule context).
I have implemented the function of pasting images for AI-interaction. But after researching some tools with similar functions, I asked Claude if it could see the image from MCP Server? Claude confirmed that it could only know that MCP Server returned an image, Claude could not read the image content like the way we send a completely new request in the main chatbox of Cursor/Claude desktop. At the same time, when MCP Server sends an image to Agent, that image is also considered a token, and it will take up a huge amount of tokens, making Agent easily “forget” the previous context, because it is not the same as the way we send images to Agent through a real request.
Updated: Oh, I’m sorry all. I have tested it again and found that Agent can indeed “see” the image returned by MCP Server. I will immediately deploy the latest update with the image sending function.