EditUI — AI for Software Development

When you review a web interface, explaining visual issues to an AI coding assistant often takes more time than the actual fix. You find yourself taking screenshots, marking them up, copying CSS selectors, or trying to describe vague layout locations in text prompts. EditUI solves this communication bottleneck by operating directly inside your running application in Chrome. You simply point at any element, type what you want changed, and continue browsing to collect more notes. The extension gathers the necessary context behind the scenes, including text, DOM structure, classes, parent elements, URL, viewport details, and computed styles. Instead of fixing user interface bugs one by one, you can accumulate a list of changes across the page and send them all at once. This workflow fits naturally if you rely on AI coding tools like Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or Windsurf for frontend development. It requires no repository setup, no account creation, and no complex configuration to get started. While it depends heavily on your browser and a compatible coding agent, it removes the friction of translating visual bugs into text instructions. For developers and designers iterating on layouts, forms, and pages, it turns visual review into a structured batch of tasks.