Where am I?
Print your current folder before running a project command.
pwdKnow where you are, see what changed, and make a focused local edit. Start with the basics, then choose one of 24 direct tools.
Choose Bash/zsh for Mac or PowerShell for Windows in the customizer. Copy the entire generated block.
The direct tools show a proposed change and ask you to type APPLY. They create a backup before writing.
Node.js is required. Tools edit global CSS or static HTML; framework-specific work belongs in AI mode.
Print your current folder before running a project command.
pwdList visible files and folders to check that this is your project.
lsPrint the installed version. If it is missing, install it before using the direct scripts.
node --versionIn a project with package.json, list the scripts defined by that project.
npm runIn a Git repository, review modified and untracked files.
git status --shortReview unstaged changes to tracked files. This does not show untracked file contents.
git diffTerminal scripts make local changes. They do not publish your site.
24 terminal tools
Browse free · Copy freelyGive your pages a different mood with one clear color choice.
Change the main website background to warm ivory #F5F2EB. Keep cards white.
Make headings and body text feel like they belong together.
Use a clean system sans-serif. Make headings bolder and body text at least 16px.
Make the next action easier to spot.
Make primary buttons dark green with white text and gently rounded corners.
Make repeated items easier to scan.
Use thin borders, 16px corners, a subtle hover, and consistent padding.
Give your layout a calmer, more intentional rhythm.
Use consistent section spacing and reduce the gap below the hero on mobile.
Help readers recognize what they can click.
Underline links in article text and use the brand green.
Make text more comfortable to read on wide screens.
Limit article text to about 70 characters per line while keeping the hero wider.
Make the top of your website clearer and more useful.
Keep the logo on the left, add Features and Pricing links, and put Get started on the right.
Keep navigation available as visitors scroll.
Keep the header visible at the top with a subtle border when scrolling.
Put useful links and business details within easy reach.
Add About, Contact, and Privacy links using the existing pages.
Tell visitors what your product does in fewer words.
Use: Build your first app with a little help from AI.
Give the primary button a clear purpose.
Change the hero button to Explore the prompts and link it to the prompt library.
Put a timely update where people will see it.
Add a dismissible banner saying New beginner guides are here with a link to Guides.
Help people read without zooming.
Improve paragraph and form text sizes on mobile without making desktop text larger.
Turn a desktop layout into a clear vertical flow.
Stack the hero text above its image below the tablet breakpoint.
Reduce missed taps on phones.
Increase the mobile navigation and action-button touch areas.
Keep pictures from stretching or breaking the layout.
Make article images scale to their containers without distortion.
Keep detailed comparisons usable on small screens.
Make the pricing comparison table horizontally scroll inside its own container.
Keep controls clear of device edges and cutouts.
Add safe-area spacing to the fixed bottom navigation.
Make a page useful on paper or as a PDF.
Add print styles for the project checklist with readable headings and no navigation.
Give each page a clear name in tabs and search results.
Set the homepage title to Building Apps Without Code | Practical AI Guides.
Summarize the page for search visitors.
Describe the prompt library as 100 practical prompts for building and fixing apps with AI.
Make the interface easier to use without a mouse.
Make focus clearly visible on navigation links, buttons, and form inputs.
Make important content easier to read.
Improve the muted gray text on white cards while keeping the same overall palette.
The direct scripts use a shared Node.js editing engine. Bash/zsh fixture checks cover edits, cancellation, and backups. PowerShell wrappers are provided, but native Windows execution has not been verified. Inspect scripts before running them on your project.
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