0.1.5

• Point at anything on your page. Turn on Point, hover any piece of the live page - a link in the sidebar, a button in a corner, a table cell - and click: the app says what it is, which section it lives in, and the file and line where it is written. It also tells a single piece from a group - "Group of 4 pieces" - so you know whether you are about to change one thing or a whole set. Clicking a section in the tree picks it too, and Esc turns pointing off.
• Ask right where you pointed. A box opens next to the piece you picked: write what should change, press Ctrl+Enter (Cmd+Enter on a Mac), and Claude gets your words together with the exact piece, section and line - and changes only that. Enter adds a new line, your request shows up in Claude's terminal as you wrote it, and Undo puts the page back. When the page is too short for the box, it opens in the bar above the page instead of getting cut.
• See which of your decisions Claude used. When a request is done, a quiet line next to Undo says which of the decisions you kept Claude followed - "I used your decision: No shadows on buttons". Only decisions Claude names and that really are in your project's memory show up; nothing is guessed.
• The change comes to you. When Claude finishes, the page scrolls to the piece you asked about and outlines it for a moment - even when its text changed - instead of reloading at the top.