UIFoxy

Stop describing the UI to your coding agent. Point at any element and get a prompt that shows it exactly where the code is.

Stop describing the UI. Just point at it. UIFoxy turns a click on any element of your app into a prompt for your coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and others) that says exactly where that element lives in your code. How it works: 1. Click the UIFoxy icon in the toolbar. Nothing runs on any page before that. 2. Hover the page: each element shows the name of the React component under the cursor. 3. Click the elements you want to change and write what you want for each one. 4. Copy. The prompt comes out in Markdown, with the file and line in your code for each element you picked. Why it matters: "the blue button on the right side of the header" makes your agent spend turns searching for a component you already had on screen. Pointing at it means it opens the right file on the first try. Free and Pro: - Free: 5 prompts a day, counted in your browser. - Pro: unlimited prompts and a history of your last 100 prompts that survives closing the browser. A one-time payment of $10 at uifoxy.com; the license key is checked inside the extension, with no network request. Privacy: the extension has no access to any site until you click its icon, only on that tab. It doesn't collect or send your data anywhere; what it keeps (your session, the daily counter, the license key and, on Pro, your prompt history) stays in your browser. Needs React in development mode to point to the exact spot in your code. On production builds UIFoxy still gives you the component structure, the element selector and its text.