We’ve been making Dexter significantly more efficient.
Recent updates reduce unnecessary agent overhead by caching stable instructions, separating task-specific context, batching Framer reads and changes, combining edits with screenshots, and removing redundant progress-tool calls.
The result: Dexter spends more of its effort actually improving your Framer project and less repeating context or taking avoidable turns.
We’re improving Dexter every day with one goal: make it the strongest, most practical alternative to Framer’s Live Agents for people who want capable, private, agentic website building.
If you’ve used Dexter, especially on a complex project, I’d love to hear where it still feels wasteful or slow. That feedback directly shapes what we build next.
