

DevLensPro connects your browser directly to Claude Code via MCP protocol, allowing developers to point at UI elements and have AI automatically fix code issues. The tool captures comprehensive context including screenshots, CSS, HTML, console logs, and React component information to provide Claude with everything needed to understand and resolve UI problems.
The Chrome extension enables Option+Click functionality to select any element instantly. It provides MCP protocol integration for native Claude Code compatibility and works seamlessly with Ralph autonomous agent for hands-free bug fixing. The tool automatically detects React components and provides source file locations via Fiber inspection, with real-time WebSocket connection ensuring instant task delivery.
DevLensPro operates through a complete workflow: users Option+Click any element in their browser, the system captures screenshot, CSS, selector and URL context, syncs via MCP protocol to Claude Code, where AI analyzes and locates code to fix, and Ralph executes autonomous task execution with PR creation. URL-based project management automatically maps page URLs to local project folders so Claude always knows which codebase to edit.
The tool saves developers hours every week by eliminating the back-and-forth of describing UI issues, providing approximately 80% faster bug reporting with zero context switching. It includes Playwright validation and offers 5-10x faster debugging workflow with 30-second average time to report issues and 100% context accuracy.
DevLensPro is built for Claude Code users working on real developer workflows including quick debugging sessions, new feature development, and full project development. It supports both local development setups where browser and Claude Code are on the same machine, and remote VPS setups with cloud relay connections through firewalls.
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DevLensPro is built specifically for Claude Code users who need to debug and fix UI issues efficiently. The tool targets professional developers working on web applications, particularly those using React components who want to automate bug reporting and fixing workflows. It serves developers engaged in quick debugging sessions, new feature development, and full project development who value privacy-first architecture and local operation.