Element to LLM Autor: insitu.im

Your AI is Missing Half the Picture. One click = JSON snapshot of any element — ready for AI or your team.

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Element to LLM

Stop explaining what's wrong when you could just show it!

Every time you describe a UI issue to AI, you're playing a guessing game. Static screenshots miss the real problem. Copy-pasting HTML shows nothing about what users actually experience. Now AI sees what you see. Element to LLM captures the complete runtime state of any webpage element. Hidden styles, positioning conflicts, responsive behavior, accessibility issues - everything that affects real user experience.

Now AI sees what you see. Privately.

Element to LLM captures the complete runtime state of any webpage element - all processed locally in your browser. No external servers. No data transmission. You control what gets shared and when.

One click reveals:
Why that button won't respond
What's breaking your responsive layout
Which elements are invisible to screen readers
How styles actually cascade in production

For your daily work:
✅ Debug - Runtime context instead of guesswork
✅ QA - Document actual behavior, not assumptions
✅ Design - See how implementations differ from specs

The difference is immediate:
Before: "The modal seems broken" (vague)
After: AI gets structured data showing z-index conflicts, hidden elements, computed styles (actionable)

Transform how you communicate about UI issues. Install now - works in Chrome, Arc, and Firefox.

Like it? Rate us ⭐ and stay tuned — Pro version with team features is on the way.

Komentarze autora

Captures runtime DOM → JSON snapshots for debugging, QA, and UI/UX design.

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Informacje o wydaniu 1.2.4

Performance Improvements

Improved border shorthand conversion eliminates redundant properties
Enhanced outline shorthand handling removes default values
Optimized background shorthand with comprehensive property consolidation
Reduced boundingBox from 8 to 4 essential properties (x, y, width, height)

Metadata Enhancements

Added userAgent to capture browser/OS information
Added extension version dynamically from manifest

Store Compliance

Added short_name field for better display in limited spaces
Standardized manifest fields across Firefox and Chrome
Ensured all field lengths comply with store requirements

Technical Details

Estimated 20-30% additional JSON size reduction from property optimizations
Border properties now use individual side shorthands when needed
Background properties intelligently exclude default values
All metadata changes result in smaller overall payload

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