Faster than dragging files around
Point at any element on the page and ask Claude to edit it.
Point-and-Edit testbed โ pick the same target three ways (DOM, coordinate, mind-map). The same harness the agent uses, exposed as a public sandbox.
Pick the same target three ways. Time yourself, see which one fits your hand.
Pick mode A, B, or D, then target the sandbox to begin.
Point at any element on the page and ask Claude to edit it.
Works in any browser. No extension. The page is the target.
Friction matters. The editor that needs three steps to find a button loses to the one that takes one click. Point-and-edit cuts the address-typing tax: instead of describing where an element lives in your DOM tree, you point.
Try selecting a fragment of this very sentence in Track D mode โ the selection itself becomes the anchor.
I edit your page in place. Tell me what to change.
Click a node โ the harness emits pointedit:target with anchorId, mock rect, and the sandbox block's outerHTML.