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    Santiago Valdarrama Describes Desired Chrome Inspector for 2026

    ML engineer Santiago Valdarrama outlines live element editing followed by agent-driven code updates.

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    2 Sources, 27d ago, first seen 27d ago

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    Santiago Valdarrama posted his vision for how Chrome Inspector should work in 2026. He described opening a page, clicking any element in the preview, editing its text or styling directly with immediate results, and then having an agent collect all changes to update the code automatically. Valdarrama, identified in the post as a computer scientist, ML engineer, and educator with 30 years of experience who teaches production AI/ML engineering, called the concept pretty cool.

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    @svpinoThis is how I'd like the Chrome Inspector to work in 2026: Open your page, click on any element in the preview, edit its text or styling directly, and see the results immediately. Then, have an agent collect all these changes and automatically update the code. Pretty cool!

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    @svpinoThis is how I'd like the Chrome Inspector to work in 2026: Open your page, click on any element in the preview, edit its text or styling directly, and see the results immediately. Then, have an agent collect all these changes and automatically update the code. Pretty cool!