ScreenBuddy – Mac screen recorder with auto-zoom on clicks
Auto-zoom on clicks saves manual keyframing, but Loom already owns this workflow.

Finally bridges the visual-to-code gap that slows down every AI refactoring session.
Frontend developers using AI coding assistants
Cursor · Windsurf · v0
Layrr opens your web app in the browser. You click the part and describe the changes. Layrr runs a coding agent in the background and fixes it
It works with Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini via Pi (huge fan of Pi)
Auto-zoom on clicks saves manual keyframing, but Loom already owns this workflow.
Claude Code multiplexer, but Cursor and Continue already handle multi-session workflows.
LocatorJS for translation keys—useful niche, but i18n tooling isn't a pain point at scale.
Replaces expensive, sketchy child filters with self-hosted DNS-proxy alternative you control.
Yet another outside-click hook in a space solved by floating-ui and headless-ui.
It captures the exact DOM context (unique CSS selector, computed styles, bounding rect and truncated HTML) and packages your spoken instruction into a JSON payload that gets injected into a Claude Code session via tmux — clever, low-latency tooling to avoid hand-describing UI state. The trade-off is obvious: this is a very practical hack that accelerates a specific workflow, but it only shines for folks already running Claude Code + tmux locally.