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Design In The Browser: Visual Tool for Frontend Development with AI Code Generation

By

Peter Assentorp

4mo ago· 1 min readenProduct
Bagel score 38 of 100
38/100
Stale
Bagelometer

More crust than filling. Mostly air.

Score38Typepress releaseSentimentpositive

Summary

Design In The Browser is a visual tool that allows frontend developers to point at website elements and describe changes in plain language, which are then automatically converted to code by AI assistants like Claude Code, Cursor, or Gemini CLI. The tool eliminates the need for manually copying selectors or describing layouts in chat, enabling direct visual editing with support for multi-edit queuing, responsive viewports, and integration with preferred code editors.

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Design In The Browser lets you point at any element on your website and tell AI what to change.
Click a button, a heading, or select text — describe your edit in plain language, and it sends the instruction (with a screenshot) directly to Claude Code, Cursor, or Gemini CLI running in the built-in terminal.
No more copying selectors or describing layouts in chat. You see it, you change it, and AI does it.
Supports multi-edit queuing, responsive viewports, and your preferred code editor.
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Design In The Browser lets you point at any element on your website and tell AI what to change. Click a button, a heading, or select text — describe your edit in plain language, and it sends the instruction (with a screenshot) directly to Claude Code, Cur

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