She hit 'Y'. The node turned green. The ghost card was now a real-time preview, showing her own laptop's CPU temp ticking up and down.
Once loaded in UXP DT, the plugin appears in the Photoshop menu. Opening the panel renders the UI defined in your HTML/CSS. uxp developer tools
She scrolled the timeline of the interaction back to the exact frame where the stutter began. UXp didn't show her the code. It showed her the rendering pipeline as a stacked waterfall chart: JavaScript → Layout → Paint → Composite. She hit 'Y'
She dragged a new node from the sidebar: [Data: Live Metrics] . She didn't write an API call. She didn't define a schema. She just typed a natural language prompt into the node: "Get current CPU temp and fan speed from system sensor." Once loaded in UXP DT, the plugin appears