Cursor Adds Annotate Mode for Visual UI Edits
Cursor’s new Annotate mode lets developers point agents at UI elements, draw on pages, and request targeted edits from the running app. It also supports reviewing designs across different screen sizes.
This is the right direction for AI coding agents: UI feedback is spatial, and visual context is more actionable than another paragraph of prose.
- –Element selection combines screenshots with component and styling context, reducing wrong-target edits.
- –Drawing lets developers mark regions or interface states that are difficult to describe precisely.
- –Responsive previews bring design QA into the same agent-driven workflow.
- –Annotate shortens the feedback loop, but developers still need to review the generated CSS and code changes.
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1h ago
2026-10-27
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2h ago
2026-10-27
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