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Airship is a command-line visual editor for existing web applications, developed by Airship Labs. It runs as a reverse proxy in front of a development server and presents the application on an infinite canvas or in an inline editor, with live frames for different device sizes. Developers can select an element, describe a change, review the resulting diff, and have Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode update the source file that rendered it; changes can also be undone. It works with applications serving HTML over HTTP, including Vite, Next, Remix, and Rails, without plugins, configuration changes, or additions to the project's dependencies or bundle. The CLI can connect to an existing server or start it with a command, and the README states that operation stays on the local machine without an account, telemetry, or separate hosted service.
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A design canvas that works as a reverse proxy in front of an existing development server. Users can select elements and describe changes for a coding agent to apply to the real source while keeping the project and dependencies unchanged.
A command-line tool that provides a visual editor for existing web applications. It runs as a local reverse proxy and lets developers select elements in a live app and have a connected coding agent edit the actual source files.
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