OpenMagicBrowser toolbar for selecting web-app elements, previewing AI-proposed source changes, and applying approved edits through a local proxy.MIT
Browser toolbar for selecting web-app elements, previewing AI-proposed source changes, and applying approved edits through a local proxy.
OpenMagic runs locally as a Node.js reverse proxy that adds an AI editing toolbar to a running web application. Developers select page elements, describe changes and review proposed source patches before applying them. The toolbar also previews CSS, text and attribute edits. It connects to supported model providers using supplied credentials and works alongside the application’s development server.
OpenMagic: official README · Reviewed 2026-10-22
- 01 / Feature noteSelect an element for editing
Capture an element’s DOM, computed styles and surrounding layout as context for a requested source change.
Feature source ↗ - 02 / Feature noteReview source patches
Inspect proposed changes and approve or reject them before the local server applies edits to project files.
Feature source ↗
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Repository created
2026-03-26
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2026-09-19
2026-03-26GitHub release
2026-08-27 · v0.45.0Repository push
2026-09-19
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