Layrr
CLI that turns your browser into a visual code editor for local web apps
Visit layrr.dev ↗What is Layrr?
Layrr is a command-line tool that bridges your browser and local development server, letting you click on elements in a running web app and describe changes in plain English. The tool injects an overlay, maps clicked elements back to their source code, and sends instructions to AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex CLI, or Gemini to make edits directly to your source files.
Designed for developers who want faster iteration on UI fixes and small behavior changes, Layrr eliminates the tedious step of hunting through files to find the right location. You select elements, describe what you want changed, and the AI agent handles the code modification. The maker says it was built with Claude Code.
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