nudge

When you build a site with an agent, the last stretch is small visual corrections, and words are a poor instrument for them. A subhead capped too narrow. An image half a line off the text beside it. A gap that should match the one above.

nudge puts handles on the running page. Select an element, drag it, resize it, step its type and colour, and nudge records what changed and what it now lines up with. The batch goes to your agent and the agent edits the source. nudge never writes to your files.

A move that lands on a guide is recorded as a relationship. The batch tells the agent the image's bottom edge now aligns with the copy beside it, so the fix goes into the layout as alignment and holds at every width. A pixel offset would be right at one viewport and wrong at the next.

nudge reads the breakpoints out of your own stylesheets. A correction made at 1280 belongs to the range it was made in, and when you narrow the window past a breakpoint it lifts, so you are looking at your real mobile layout rather than your desktop fix stretched over it. Correct the same element again there. The batch carries each one with the width it was measured at and the range it falls in, and tells the agent which rule to change.