@svpino: This is how I'd like the Chrome Inspector to work in 2026: Open your page, click on any element in the preview, edit it…

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A tweet expressing a desired future for Chrome Inspector with direct editing and automatic code updates via an agent, while highlighting Bolt's new Visual Edits feature for real-time canvas editing.

This is how I'd like the Chrome Inspector to work in 2026: Open your page, click on any element in the preview, edit its text or styling directly, and see the results immediately. Then, have an agent collect all these changes and automatically update the code. Pretty cool!
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This is how I’d like the Chrome Inspector to work in 2026:

Open your page, click on any element in the preview, edit its text or styling directly, and see the results immediately.

Then, have an agent collect all these changes and automatically update the code.

Pretty cool!

bolt.new (@boltdotnew): Visual Edits are now live in Bolt.

Sometimes prompting isn’t the right tool. Now you can make edits directly on the canvas.

Here’s how it works 👇

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