Slicer turns interactive components into prompts

This is a compelling wedge because it attacks the least glamorous part of AI UI building: translating “I like this” into something the model can actually work with. The 100% accuracy claim is the part to watch, because preserving behavior is much harder than extracting structure.

• –The browser-extension flow lowers friction versus hand-writing prompts or reverse-engineering screenshots.
• –State capture is the differentiator: hover, active, and animated variants are what make AI-generated UI stop looking generic.
• –Early reviews suggest the combo of a React element plus a prompt is genuinely time-saving, especially for Cursor-style workflows.
• –Because the extension can touch any site, trust and permissions are part of the product story, not an afterthought.
• –If the team can widen output from prompts into code and design handoff, it stops being a gimmick and starts looking like workflow infrastructure.