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waipoint

v1.1.2

Published

Point at a UI element, copy `Name @ file:line`, paste to your AI agent. Your tokens are precious. Point, don't describe.

Readme

waipoint

Your tokens are precious. Point, don't describe.

Hover a UI element in your dev build, press C, and paste Name @ file:line to your AI coding agent — it opens the exact source line in one tool call. No screenshots, no DOM dumps.

Press C again without moving to cycle through overlapping elements. On touch, long-press 500 ms and tap the bubble. The copy key is configurable: waipoint({ copyKey: 'x' }).

npx waipoint init
// vite.config.ts — with React, waipoint() must come BEFORE react()
import waipoint from 'waipoint/vite'
export default defineConfig({ plugins: [waipoint(), react()] })
// vite.config.ts — Vue
export default defineConfig({ plugins: [waipoint(), vue()] })
// next.config.mjs — works under Turbopack and webpack
import { withWaipoint } from 'waipoint/next'
export default withWaipoint(nextConfig)

Under Turbopack the overlay loads from instrumentation-client.ts, which waipoint init writes for you; waipoint doctor reports it if missing.

Svelte works with no transform at all — its dev mode already records source locations. Dev/serve only by default; production builds are untouched.

Measured against claude -p: a reference costs 191k input tokens and 3 turns to land an edit where describing the same element in words costs 321k and 6.

Full docs, Flutter and Jetpack Compose packages, and the removal guide: https://github.com/larsien/waipoint