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Point Mirrorframe at a live URL or local page to capture styles, assets, motion, and interaction state machines, then generate a self-contained React and CSS reconstruction. It replays viewports and interaction states, compares pixels per node, and records explicit failure or skip reasons instead of hiding gaps. Use it only on pages you own or may legally copy; drag interactions, complex physics, and live canvas rendering remain outside full reconstruction.

webEmbedding starts with a URL, checks whether the page can be reused directly, and otherwise captures browser state before generating a bounded HTML, CSS, React, or Next.js scaffold. It compares the original and candidate through screenshots, DOM, computed styles, interaction states, and responsive breakpoints. The tool is aimed at static or semi-static pages; login-only surfaces, captchas, payments, and server-side app behavior remain out of scope.

Ask an agent to add temporary alternatives to a rendered surface, switch between them with a local picker, and name the visible winner in chat. Unship removes the losing options and checks that temporary artifacts are gone before release. It has no telemetry or remote session store, and is intended for local comparison rather than production experiments, analytics tests, auth, or payment flows.

Responsively App is an Electron-based browser for testing responsive layouts across several device profiles at once. It mirrors interactions between previews, provides a customizable arrangement and a shared element inspector, includes more than 30 built-in profiles plus custom devices, and captures screenshots across every preview in one click. Hot reloading is supported on Windows, macOS, and Linux.