A Reddit post highlights CropCode, a Chrome extension that converts screen crops into structured JSON describing spatial hierarchy, component roles, and layout rules, for feeding to LLMs like Claude or GPT instead of screenshots. The author argues this cuts token usage and reduces layout hallucinations when scaffolding UI with coding agents such as Cursor and Windsurf. The tool claims local-only processing with no telemetry or cloud storage.
Web Draw is a free Chrome extension paired with a local MCP server that renders the visible DOM as compact text so LLM agents can read and drive web pages. It replaces the common screenshot-plus-vision-model approach, cutting token use per step and helping models see small buttons and form validation errors.
Web Draw is a free Chrome extension paired with a local MCP server that renders the visible DOM as compact text so LLM agents can read and drive web pages. It replaces the common screenshot-plus-vision-model approach, cutting token use per step and helping models see small buttons and form validation errors.
InspectMode Pro is a Chrome extension that converts any website, section, or element into an AI-ready prompt. Users can copy the prompt and paste it into coding agents like Cursor, Claude, Windsurf, or ChatGPT to recreate UIs or prototype ideas faster, eliminating the need for manual screenshots and explanations.
InspectMode Pro is a Chrome extension that converts any website, section, or element into an AI-ready prompt. Users can copy the prompt and paste it into coding agents like Cursor, Claude, Windsurf, or ChatGPT to recreate UIs or prototype ideas faster, eliminating the need for manual screenshots and explanations.
AgentMeter is a native Mac app that tracks usage limits for Codex, Claude, Gemini, and Cursor in one place. It reads usage data locally via CodexBar and displays it in a SwiftUI app, menu bar, and desktop widgets, with up to 30 days of history. It solves the problem of monitoring multiple AI coding tool quotas without relying on cloud services.
AgentMeter is a native Mac app that tracks usage limits for Codex, Claude, Gemini, and Cursor in one place. It reads usage data locally via CodexBar and displays it in a SwiftUI app, menu bar, and desktop widgets, with up to 30 days of history. It solves the problem of monitoring multiple AI coding tool quotas without relying on cloud services.
Kebap is a Chrome extension that lets users hold Option/Alt and click any element on a webpage to add a comment describing a desired change. It then copies a Markdown bundle with exact selectors, sanitized HTML, and computed styles, which can be pasted into a coding agent to make precise UI edits without guessing. It solves the problem of sloppy AI-generated frontend iterations for developers who use vibe coding.
Kebap is a Chrome extension that lets users hold Option/Alt and click any element on a webpage to add a comment describing a desired change. It then copies a Markdown bundle with exact selectors, sanitized HTML, and computed styles, which can be pasted into a coding agent to make precise UI edits without guessing. It solves the problem of sloppy AI-generated frontend iterations for developers who use vibe coding.
A free, MIT-licensed tool built with Claude Code that crawls a product at a URL and saves each page as a real DOM snapshot into a local library. Claude can then consume these snapshots to design changes against the actual shipped UI instead of inventing screens. It solves the problem of LLMs pattern-matching generic designs when asked to modify existing product pages.
A free, MIT-licensed tool built with Claude Code that crawls a product at a URL and saves each page as a real DOM snapshot into a local library. Claude can then consume these snapshots to design changes against the actual shipped UI instead of inventing screens. It solves the problem of LLMs pattern-matching generic designs when asked to modify existing product pages.