This is actually very helpful, thank you. I don't need graph paper often, but my kids are old enough now that school assignments require it, and having to go to walmart for a book of graph paper is annoying.
The workflow this is pointing at is going to be everywhere eventually.
Right now I context-switch constantly. see something online that
sparks an idea, open a terminal, explain the concept to CC, lose
half the original context in translation. The interesting version of
this is: snapshot whatever caught your attention, explain what it
triggered, get a working prototype back without ever leaving the tab.
The local bridge approach makes sense for now. Curious how it handles
latency on larger DOM trees -- that's usually where these tools start
to feel clunky. Will try it.