Point at it instead of describing it.
The changes that are hard to put into words are easy to point at: a gap too wide, a line of copy, a layout that breaks at one width. Tencil hands your agent the element, so a short prompt is enough.
npx tencilWhat people use it for
The same pin every time: on the element, with your words, in your agent.
- UI polishSpacing, alignment, colors and states: click the element that looks off, say what should change and your coding agent edits the right component.
- Copy editsSelect the words on your running app, type the new ones and your coding agent edits the right string, component or translation file.
- Visual bugsOverflowing text, a broken layout at one width, a misaligned icon: pin the bug on the element and your coding agent gets the markup, size and viewport to fix it.
- Design reviewWalk through a feature on your dev site, pin every change on the element it is about and let your coding agent work through them while you keep reviewing.