theORQL

Cursor for frontend. Build and debug in Chrome and VS Code.

5.0•4 reviews•

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Cursor for frontend. Build and debug in Chrome and VS Code.

5.0•4 reviews•

268 followers

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AI Code Editors

theORQL is vision-enabled frontend AI. It takes UI screenshots, maps UI → code, triggers real browser interactions, and visually verifies the fix in Chrome before shipping a reviewable diff — so UI fixes land right the first time. 1200+ downloads to date. Download free on VSCode and Cursor.

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I tried theORQL on a couple annoying frontend issues (one CSS layout bug + one flaky interaction) and it's the first "AI for frontend" tool that didn't feel like guessing.

The big difference is it can actually see what rendered (screenshots) and then verify the change in Chrome before handing you a diff. The UI > code mapping is also legit, clicking the broken element and jumping to the owning component saves a ton of time vs. bouncing between DevTools and VS Code.

Only downside for me right now: I'd love Firefox/Safari support too, since I still have to debug cross-browser issues there. But for 95% of my workflow, this is honestly a game-changer.

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As someone who teaches teens how to code, this honestly hits home.

I’ve seen so many students get discouraged not because they can’t code; but because their UI doesn’t behave the way they imagined. The button moves. The layout breaks. Something looks off most of the times and they don’t know why.

That frustration moment? That’s where many give up, especially when the tutor is not around, or when they practise at home.

What I love about this is that it closes the gap between I wrote this and why doesn’t it look right?

If a tool can actually see what rendered, reproduce the issue, and guide them toward the fix that’s not just productivity.

That’s confidence, not for only the students, but for every developer.

And confidence is everything when you’re 14, 15, 16 and trying to believe you can become a developer.

Really excited to see tools like this evolve especially for the next generation building on the web. 👏

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I've been building web apps for years and theORQL genuinely changed the way I work.

Instead of spending time with logs trying to figure out what's broken, I can actually see what's wrong in seconds. It cuts my debug time in half. The VSCode integration is seamless and the latest vision-enabled features catch bugs which I usually tend to miss while coding.

No switching between tools, no headaches. This is how debugging should feel. Love seeing the team push out frequent useful updates. 🙌

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