Most design work is experimenting.
You move a heading up, then decide it looked better where it was. You try a different color, then switch back. You resize a button three times before realizing the original size was right all along.
Those aren't decisions. They're part of the process.
Pixy now recognizes the difference. If a change ends where it started, it quietly disappears. It doesn't matter whether you dragged something back, edited a value, or pressed undo. If nothing really changed, there's nothing to send.
That means your AI agent only receives the edits you decided to keep. Instead of sorting through every experiment along the way, it sees a clean list of the changes that matter.
The more freely you experiment, the more valuable that becomes. You can try ideas, change your mind, and keep refining the page without worrying about leaving a trail of abandoned edits behind.
Open a page from your project and experiment. If you decide not to keep a change, Pixy forgets it too.