PulseDev

macOS app that lets you click an element on your locally running site (Shift-click for several), describe the change, and send it with the selector, styles and page to Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or OpenCode. The agent edits your real source, you follow its activity beside the page and review the diff in the browser; nothing is written until you approve (or turn on auto-apply). Works with any browser-rendered stack via a script tag, with a Vite plugin for source mapping. Runs locally with no PulseDev cloud and uses the agent plan you already pay for. Free for 1 project; Pro $12/mo launch price if you subscribe before Nov 3, 2026 ($18/mo after), or $149 lifetime for the first 200. Windows coming soon.

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Pricing

Model
freemium
Starting price
$12/mo
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Best for

Use a coding agent from the terminal

▸ Point at the broken button instead of describing it: your terminal agent gets the exact element and you approve the diff on the page.

Turn a design or idea into UI code

▸ Fast loop for UI polish: click spacing, copy or style issues on your running site and have your agent fix them in the real components.

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