MagicPath 2.0 is out!
Our biggest product launch yet.
The shared multiplayer canvas for humans and agents to design and build fully functional apps is finally here.
Introducing MagicPath 2.0.
MagicPath is now a multiplayer canvas for humans and agents like Codex or Claude Code to design and build with AI.
Use your codebase, grab data from anywhere, and see the agents work in real time as a team while building fully functional prototypes.
Super impressed with @MagicPathAI.
I've tried every AI-native design tool out there, and it’s the first that actually nails the missing loop between design and coding agents.
For real product iteration, that two-way connection matters a lot.
Happy to make a video walking through my workflow if helpful.
We are currently investigating an issue with one of our providers that may disrupt component generation made by our native agent and any external ones.
Sorry for the inconvenience, we are working on reinstating service as soon as possible.
We are currently investigating an issue with one of our providers that may disrupt component generation made by our native agent and any external ones.
Sorry for the inconvenience, we are working on reinstating service as soon as possible.
We're bringing Skills to MagicPath.
Skills are instructions that let the agent perform certain operations better.
We're starting with a set to improve typography, polish your designs, and animations.
You can import your own skills, or create new ones just by asking MagicPath.
@s_heyneman Yes! Just install the MagicPath skill on an agent on a remote machine, then you can just call that as many times as you want. Actually, you can use Codex Mobile with MagicPath, and it’s pretty amazing. We’ll publish a guide today!
So damn impressed by @MagicPathAI and what @skirano achieved with it.
I didn't like it at first, 1 year ago when I got my hands on it I believe it was the first canvas-to-vibecode stuff, a bit under Lovable in terms of quality, with gatekept features like "View code"
BUT HEAR ME OUT, right now, it's at the @paper - @pencildev level, and even better if you ask me -- It does designs from your code in the canvas and the current flow I've tested is:
-> + Cursor chat
-> prompt: design what I have in code for the page "Product" using the /magicpath skill (it does literally 1:1)
after I check magicpath canvas, next prompt is
-> based on this frame selected in magicpath, do 5 more iterations on it, respect the exact copy you have, reuse most components, get crazy with some of the layouts and design patterns as you wish
now you have good 5 other variations to pick from
and here's the cool part, you have WORKING PROTOTYPES, live LINKS to share with your team, things you didn't even ask for and which Paper and Pencil doesn't even support (as far as I know)
Ofc this one is 10$/month, you use your own AI tokens and the 10$ is just for the agent calls and I believe it makes sense for the live links part, and the working prototypes by default lol
btw, not a sponsored post, just felt like I would give @skirano the W because I've been sleeping on him for the past year, but now magicpath is back in the game
You can now import design systems from your design.md files, as well as Tailwind and directly from any link.
And any design system you create is also accessible by the external agent simply by mentioning the name to use it via our external agent skill!
We improved our design system feature to include design.md imports alongside any website and Tailwind files.
Best part: your design system isn't just available when creating natively in MagicPath, it can be used by any external agent simply via mentioning it.
It's amazing.
@NCResq Great work! Btw, you don’t need to manually analyze the backend. If your original page was HTML, it’s probably fully imported inside a React component that you can copy and paste