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      Provides an editable, locally persisted design canvas inside the Codex desktop app, letting an agent create and modify frames, text, vectors, groups, and layouts through MCP tools. Humans can review, drag, pan, zoom, and undo alongside the agent, with edits autosaved to disk and exportable as images, SVG, design JSX, or .fig backups.
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      Enables AI agents to build and edit real HTML/CSS designs on a live canvas through 35 MCP tools, letting them inspect screenshots, computed styles and layout, then export production-ready React or Tailwind code. Humans can refine the same layers visually in a macOS editor.
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      Local-first HTML review workspace for AI coding agents, enabling direct text and formatting edits, element comments, area annotations, and slide-aware review with durable agent handoffs.
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      Enables a coding agent to create, read, write and link HTML-native artboards, capture screenshots of its own rendered output, and collect queued canvas feedback so it can see and refine UI designs in a loop. Provides tools such as screenshot_artboard, write_artboard and get_pending_marks to close the write-render-look-fix cycle on real HTML files.
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      Provides coding agents with local tools to inspect project UI inventories, propose and compare visual direction boards, compile versioned design contracts and DTCG tokens, retrieve section-specific blueprints, and audit running interfaces with browser evidence including screenshots, accessibility findings, and overflow measurements.
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