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CLAUDE JUST COLLAPSED THE ENTIRE DESIGN STACK INTO A CHAT WINDOW. Canva. Figma. Slide decks. UI mockups. Infographics. All compressed into prompts. This video barely looks real. One prompt generates a full mobile app interface. Another turns random files into polished presentations and PDFs. Then the craziest part: you... can export the entire design directly into Claude Code and continue building it instantly. The wall between design and development is disappearing in real time. The math nobody is doing. A startup that needed: • a UI designer • a presentation designer • a frontend mockup artist can now prototype everything in one workflow before hiring anyone. That changes who gets to build. A solo founder with taste and good prompts suddenly has capabilities that required entire creative teams in 2024. The bottleneck is no longer software. It’s judgment.show more

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Ritika3 months ago

@lagerskoy Yes. The bottleneck is judgment, not software. But does humanity know what it's doing? We must shape AI according to our values.

leopardracer3 months ago

@lagerskoy it’s very useful

Deydara3 months ago

Thank you

dopo.eth 💸3 months ago

@lagerskoy solo founders just got superpowers

Deydara3 months ago

Introverts are getting ready to take off

Ethan Cole | Trading Mindset3 months ago

@lagerskoy judgment is the new currency

kiosa3 months ago

@lagerskoy You can literally do anything now

Deydara3 months ago

Claude is literally taking the internet by storm

pingder3 months ago

@lagerskoy solo founders just got a cheat code

Gipp 🦅3 months ago

@lagerskoy Now Prompt solves everything

Deydara3 months ago

Yes, that's one of the key skills when using AI

StarShipX3 months ago

@lagerskoy デザインと開発の壁がリアルタイムで消えていく。革新的なアプローチ。

Yotam Blumenkranz3 months ago

@lagerskoy watched the same video and honestly it feels like we're living in the "before" and "after" photos of design tools. the wild part isn't that it works, it's that figma and canva are still charging subscription fees when claude just made their entire moat irrelevant in...

StarShipX3 months ago

@lagerskoy デザインと開発の間の壁が消えています。素晴らしい!

Huysolo3 months ago

@lagerskoy The shift in design accessibility is astonishing!

cvxv6663 months ago

@lagerskoy Another area has been taken over by a single prompt in Claude

𝕿𝖗𝖚𝖋𝖋𝖑𝖊𝖕𝖎𝖌3 months ago

@lagerskoy Claude

Life Around Earth3 months ago

@lagerskoy the bottleneck is no longer software, it’s judgment.

Dantri 👾3 months ago

@lagerskoy solo founders just got a serious edge here

Karen Mutasa3 months ago

claude

Spitzbub3 months ago

@lagerskoy Claude

Long 73 months ago

@lagerskoy デザインと開発の壁が消えています。すべての創造的なチームを雇わなくても、一つのワークフローでプロトタイプを作成できます。それが誰が構築するかを変えます。

ingrid souza3 months ago

@lagerskoy この新しい技術は本当に素晴らしいですね。デザインと開発の壁が消えていく様子を見ることができるのは驚きです。一人の起業家がこれだけのことができるなんて、本当にすごいですね。判断力が今後ますます重要になってくるでしょう。

Deydara3 months ago

The future is already here

ingrid souza3 months ago

@lagerskoy 未来はもうここにある。

Eggs inSpace3 months ago

@lagerskoy For me the real shift isn't 'replace Figma'. It's shrinking the gap between idea and working prototype. For a founder, that's properly useful.

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