Ability to inspect an element's HTML and CSS using a CSS selector #163
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May 25, 2025
- Add inspectElementsBySelector method for CSS selector-based element inspection - Include computed styles support with configurable properties - Add Chrome debugging API integration for enhanced element inspection - Maintain compatibility with existing storage functionality (cookies, localStorage, sessionStorage) - Resolve merge conflicts between storage and element inspection features
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@tedjames any interest in this feature? My personal use case: I use it from time to time to let AI migrate code (especially the CSS) from material UI to my own UI components. Since MUI's CSS generation + page level and global level CSS overrides is not very obvious via code, letting AI inspect the real elements improves the quality of code it generates. |
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Gives agents ability to inspect an element's HTML and CSS using a CSS selector. It is useful during local development.
This PR is currently not clean at all, but would you be interested in this feature? If you are interested I can start cleaning up and preparing a better PR.
I built it to let cursor debug some complex css-in -js issues happening in a 3rd party UI library.