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Select real UI
Click one or many elements in the running application and keep the visual target attached to React ownership.
React developer tooling
Agentic React
Select real UI in the browser and capture component names, selectors, source locations, snippets, owner traces, and local MCP tools—so agents edit the right code without guessing.
Selection workflow
The toolkit overlays real applications, traces selected components, and packages that context for an agent. Every frame comes from the official playground.
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Start from the interface you are already reviewing in local development.
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Why it matters
Agentic React turns visual intent into source-aware evidence an agent can act on without searching the whole application by description.
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Click one or many elements in the running application and keep the visual target attached to React ownership.
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Collect component names, stable selectors, source locations, nearby code, and owner traces.
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Copy structured text or JSON, or expose the selection through a local MCP endpoint.
Developer workflow
The browser runtime understands the live React tree. Bundler adapters add local source lookup and MCP transport while keeping the bridge in development tooling.
Choose the package that matches the application bundler.
Use the in-browser overlay to capture the component or set of components you mean.
Send exact source-aware context through copy, JSON, or the local MCP bridge.
Choose an adapter
Each adapter includes the core browser runtime and adds its local development bridge.
Vite
pnpm install @agentic-react/vite -DWebpack
pnpm install @agentic-react/webpack -DNext.js
pnpm install @agentic-react/next -DCommunity notes
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“Agentic React replaces 'that thing on the page' with an exact component, selector, and source location. My coding agent starts from evidence instead of guessing.”
Next step
Install the adapter for your stack and hand the next UI edit exact React context.