We've been using this in our own workflow at work. Fundamentally, we built this for ourselves.
The design tool we want needs to cover 3 core workflows:
1. Direct Manipulation: Design on your real app instead of going back and forth with a separate canvas tool.
2. Intent-Aware Agents: AI that applies your design edits and understands whether you're working at the component or page level.
3. Designer-friendly Git: We think it will be easier if everyone use the same collaboration tool: Git. But it needs to make Git intuitive for designers with auto commits, PRs, and workspaces.
after talking to several designers, most of them are still scared of using terminal interfaces
so building the chat wrapper on top of the claude code terminal for @handmade_ui mac app today
@rezailmi demo’ed @handmade_ui, which felt like framer energy pointed more directly at product design and real working interfaces.
the interesting bit for me was the attempt to bring the messy workspace of designing, coding, and iterating closer together.
ps: can’t wait for when i can use a codex sub with @handmade_ui 🫶
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We've been using this in our own workflow at work. Fundamentally, we built this for ourselves.
The design tool we want needs to cover 3 core workflows:
1. Direct Manipulation: Design on your real app instead of going back and forth with a separate canvas tool.
2. Intent-Aware Agents: AI that applies your design edits and understands whether you're working at the component or page level.
3. Designer-friendly Git: We think it will be easier if everyone use the same collaboration tool: Git. But it needs to make Git intuitive for designers with auto commits, PRs, and workspaces.
after talking to several designers, most of them are still scared of using terminal interfaces
so building the chat wrapper on top of the claude code terminal for @handmade_ui mac app today
We've been using this in our own workflow at work. Fundamentally, we built this for ourselves.
The design tool we want needs to cover 3 core workflows:
1. Direct Manipulation: Design on your real app instead of going back and forth with a separate canvas tool.
2. Intent-Aware Agents: AI that applies your design edits and understands whether you're working at the component or page level.
3. Designer-friendly Git: We think it will be easier if everyone use the same collaboration tool: Git. But it needs to make Git intuitive for designers with auto commits, PRs, and workspaces.