React Grab

About React Grab

React Grab solves a small, specific, and constantly recurring problem in agent-assisted frontend work: you can see the element you want changed, but your coding agent has no idea which file or component produced it, so you burn turns describing it or hunting through the tree yourself. React Grab installs into a React project with a single npx grab@latest init and then lets you click any UI element in your running dev server to copy a reference that points the agent at the exact source behind what you see. The claim on the site is that this gets the agent to the right code twice as fast, and the project publishes benchmarks to back the number. It is agent-agnostic in practice, with documented support for Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, and it works at the level of the running app rather than the editor, so it covers the common case where a design tweak is described visually — this button, that spacing, this card — instead of by file path. Because the setup is a single init command against your existing project and the output is just a pasteable reference, it slots into whatever workflow you already run rather than asking you to adopt a new IDE or harness. It comes from the maintainer behind Million and ships with a docs site and a theme, and it is open source and free.

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