Jig
A Rust editor where agent edits arrive inline as previews you accept with Tab
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If agents write most of your UI code, a framework they can render, inspect and click through without a screen closes the loop that browser-based stacks leave open.
Rune is a Rust framework for building apps on macOS, Windows, Linux and the web. It draws everything itself on the GPU, with its own text shaping, layout and spring animations, so nothing goes through a webview. Any Rune app can run headless: an agent can render frames to PNG, dump the element tree and replay scripted input, which makes UI work testable from a terminal. It is MIT-licensed from Anomaly and openly pre-release. You pin a git revision, and outside pull requests are not accepted.
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