Quickstart
1. Point Rume at a project
In the panel, add a project from a local folder (a native macOS folder picker — you never type a path) or from a GitHub repo (Rume clones it). Rume auto-starts the project's dev server and watches for the localhost:PORT it reports.
2. Click any element
With the project open, browse to a page and click an element. Rume knows which line of source every element on screen came from, and the panel becomes that element — showing its font, size, color, spacing, and radius.
3. Edit it
Change values directly. Edits stack up as staged changes until you are happy.
// staged changes accumulate in the panel // 3 changes staged …
4. Save locally or Publish
Save locally writes the change to source and verifies it landed — no deploy. Publish does the same, then commits and pushes, so your host auto-deploys. The default is Save locally; an accidental production deploy is worse than an extra click.
5. Hand the rest to your agent
For changes that need judgment, describe it ("this section feels cramped"). Rume pins the exact file and line and fires your configured agent.