we built a tool that lets you edit UI directly in the app instead of going through Figma + engineering 1. select the part of the app you want to change 2. describe what you want 3. Cursor edits the code 4. review the PR designers can make small... UI changes without waiting on an engineer, and engineers don’t have to spend time translating tiny design tweaks into code.show more

Want to try it out yourself?

clean🧼

selecting the UI directly in the app sounds much safer than asking a designer to describe a component by name. how does it handle shared components when one small change affects several screens?

markup gives the agent the visual context for what you want changed. from there it inspects the codebase to figure out which component is responsible, including whether it’s shared across screens.

does the PR actually get merged or do engineers re-review every pixel and you're back to 3 async rounds anyway

Depends on your ci strategy

Haven't tried out the app but the demo sure is 🔥

This is the right abstraction. Humans think in terms of the rendered UI, not component names and file paths. The agent should be the thing translating between the two.

That's awesome! Makes things so much easier for designers.

pls make it cleaner

What do u recommend?

have something like this for web?

Direct edits can undermine design system coherence. How do you enforce consistency across the app?

Real productivity gain for small tweaks. I'm curious how it handles state-dependent UI. Half of design work is not the happy path, and agents tend to miss loading, error, and empty states.