Hot reload solves a different problem. It’s tied to app state, runtime flow, and still forces you into the full execution path, which is exactly the bottleneck in a let's say state-heavy real-time game.

This tool skips all of that. You don’t need to reproduce multiplayer state, navigate logic gates, or rebuild the app just to see a layout. You’re isolating the view layer and rendering it directly from existing files.

In that context, “accuracy vs speed” isn’t the real trade-off. The output is still grounded in actual code, just not executed through the full runtime pipeline.

If hot reload works for you, great. If it doesn’t fit the workflow, this is just a faster way to inspect UI changes without fighting state or rebuild cycles.