Cursor

Cursor already knows your codebase. The missing piece is the page you're looking at. Every visual change starts with switching between the browser and the editor, then describing what you want well enough for the AI to find the right place to make it.

Pixy sends the change with all the context already attached. Which element changed, which property changed, the new value, and where it applies. Cursor turns that into code and presents the result as a diff, so you can review exactly what it plans to change before anything is written.

That review matters more than it might seem. A color change could update a single component or a shared design token used across the entire site. The page tells Cursor what changed. The diff tells you how it chose to implement it. Together, you stay in control of both the design and the code.