Frontman-Agent

Frontman - Edit your frontend from the browser.

No code editor needed.

You know the drill - You spot a spacing issue, a wrong color, copy that doesn't read right. So you open a ticket. Tag a developer. Wait. Get a build back that's almost right. Repeat. Frontman ends that cycle. It's an open-source AI agent that lives inside your running app during development. Open your browser, click the element you want to change, and describe what you need in plain English. Frontman sees your live UI — the actual DOM, styles, layout, component tree — and writes the code change in real time. You watch it happen. No IDE. No terminal. No alt-tabbing. What this means for you: - Click, don't describe. Select any element on the page — a button, a card, a hero section. Frontman knows exactly which file, which line, which component it maps to. No more annotated screenshots or Loom recordings. - Make changes yourself. Adjust spacing, swap copy, try a different layout. You're not writing code — you're having a conversation. The AI handles the implementation while you stay focused on what things should look and feel like. - See results instantly. Changes stream into the codebase and hot-reload in the browser as they're written. No waiting for a build. No "can you try it 2px smaller" follow-up tickets. - Ship with confidence. Every change goes through normal code review and version control. Nothing hits production without engineering sign-off. Your developers stay in the loop — they just don't have to context-switch for every pixel adjustment. Frontman works with Next.js, Astro, and Vite. It connects to Claude, ChatGPT, or any model via OpenRouter. Install in under 5 minutes with a single command. Stop filing tickets for things you can see and fix yourself. Your AI finally sees what you see. Open source. Free beta. frontman.sh (https://frontman.sh)