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Cursor for any webpage. Describe a fix; apply it live in your tab. Minchi is Cursor for the web. Open the side panel on any page, describe what you want to change, and Minchi patches the live tab instantly. What you can do • Tweak any site's UI without touching code — "make the hero bigger", "fix the contrast on this button", "hide the cookie banner" • Fix accessibility issues with AI-suggested patches (axe-core under the hood) • Prototype design changes directly on production sites before committing to a PR • Copy the generated JS/CSS/HTML snippet straight into your codebase How it works Click the Minchi icon — side panel opens Describe the change in plain English AI proposes a patch (JS, CSS, or HTML) Click Apply — change appears live in your tab Copy the snippet to ship in your real code Why install • Skip the inspect-element → guess-CSS → reload loop • Iterate on UI without rebuilding or redeploying • Catch a11y problems before they ship • Works on any site — your app in localhost, staging, or any URL on the web Permissions explained • activeTab / scripting — to inject the patch into the page you're viewing • sidePanel — the chat UI lives in Chrome's side panel • storage — saves your settings and chat history locally • host permissions — required to read and modify the page you ask Minchi to fix No data leaves your browser except the prompt and page context sent to the AI to generate the fix.
May 19, 2026
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