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+### Copy AI Selector
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+You can right-click any widget in the builder and select **Copy AI Selector** when you want the agent to update a specific widget in your app. This copies a precise location for the selected widget, which you can paste into your prompt so the agent knows exactly which widget to inspect or modify.
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+This is helpful when a page has repeated widgets, nested components, or similar labels. Instead of describing the widget only by its position or text, you can give the agent the copied selector value and ask for a targeted change, such as updating that widget's style, action, visibility, or data binding.
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### Concurrent Edits with Builder
You can edit visually while an agent is working, but writes use **optimistic concurrency**: when the agent pushes, the server checks the project's last-modified timestamp against the agent's snapshot. If anyone else (you in the visual builder, a teammate, or another agent) modified the project in between, the push is rejected. The agent will re-read the latest state and retry — which may also mean re-planning, if your change conflicts with what it was about to do.
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See [MCP tools](#mcp-tools) for the full command list.
+## Live Sessions
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+Live Sessions let your AI agent apply changes to a running FlutterFlow app and display those updates directly on the connected device. This is useful when you want to iterate quickly. You can ask the agent to update screens, fix issues, inspect logs, trigger hot reloads or hot restarts, capture screenshots, and then immediately review the results on your running devices.
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+To use Live Sessions, run your app from the FlutterFlow desktop app on a connected device or simulator, then activate your agent. Once the live session starts, confirm its status in the desktop app, ask the agent to make changes, and review those updates as they appear in the running app.
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## Branches and Rollback
The CLI can point to any branch of a FlutterFlow project. Since each branch is accessed through its own URL, it has its own project ID. To work on a specific branch, open it in the FlutterFlow editor, copy the project ID from the URL, and paste it when `flutterflow ai init` prompts for an existing project ID.