Pick an element in your running app, describe what should change, hit Send — Claude in your terminal reads the file at exactly the right line and proposes the edit. MIT, free, no signup.
Drive a Claude session — Code or Desktop — from your running app. Pick an element in the browser, describe what you want changed, hit Send. claude reads the file at exactly the right line and proposes the edit. No copy-pasting file paths. No fumbling for line numbers. The picker IS the prompt. Claude Code (the CLI / terminal app) → §1A below. Claude Desktop (the macOS / Windows app) → §1B below.…
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Drive a Claude session — Code or Desktop — from your running app. Pick an element in the browser, describe what you want changed, hit Send. claude reads the file at exactly the right line and proposes the edit. No copy-pasting file paths. No fumbling for line numbers. The picker IS the prompt. Claude Code (the CLI / terminal app) → §1A below. Claude Desktop (the macOS / Windows app) → §1B below. If you use both, do both — same MCP, same widget, same picks. That's it for the plugin side. The MCP…
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