Feature Request: Dynamic Context & Batch Prototyping

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This is my favorite button:
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But it can only work on one item at a time.

And it’s very slow to wait for the prototyper to read my entire dashboard.app page to make a single line change at a time.

I think it would be beneficial if users could toggle on a dynamic context feature, that will only load the page the user is currently on when using the selector tool, so it can speed up processing.

Also, it would be nice if there was an ability to batch process these selections.

When making UI changes, they are very small CSS fixes or HTML tags that could be bundled into a single task. Right now, the prototyper only works in serial, one fix at a time.

I would like to chain together 10-20 CSS / HTML UI/UX fixes at once, rather than make one change, wait for the prototyper, refresh the page, verify the change, repeat.

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One more request: Bring the prototyper into code view. The current Gemini integration in code view is incredibly inefficient in comparison. Switching between views is slow and tedious, requiring a full reload of the window. I don’t want to have two tabs open, one for prototyper and one for code view, but I have to.

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For your first feature request, tagging @romannurik for awareness.

For merging prototyper and superchat, that is something we are actively exploring right now. Hopefully we will have more to share in the near future.

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One more idea, somewhat related and larger in scope:

It would be great to have a WYSIWYG editor for HTML, like Webflow.

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  • 1 this last suggestion, and would also recommend looking towards being able to also better handle Design Systems like Plasmic is able to do with their tool. As someone who is currently bujilding out their apps in in a monorepo structure and is used to design system; being pushed to do everything in tailwind and shadcn, radix ui instead of having the capability of leveraging unstyled component libraries like Aria React and then building out their own component systems with styling that doesn’t require tailwind.
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