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I vibe-v0⁠d a tool to replace a slower Figma workflow: creating a magnifying glass effect for my X screenshots. The entire image editor, draggable 🔍, resizable artboard, tooltip controls, copying / downloading logic, etc was prompted. Even the colors and gradient combinations were dreamt up by the LLM.

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Guillermo Rauchvor 1 Jahr

Here's the image I downloaded

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Matt Figdorevor 2 Jahren

This is the biggest productivity cheat code right now. Kiss reading documents goodbye. You can get an instant summary of any document with this tool.

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Guillermo Rauchvor 1 Jahr

Shipped: Fork it from v0 Community:

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Prathamesh Shanbhagvor 1 Jahr

@v0 @figma @X Vibe V0ed. New term.

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bl00dy🦇🔊 (🗿,🗿)vor 1 Jahr

@v0 @figma @X link or it didn't happen

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Maxi Ferreiravor 1 Jahr

@v0 @figma @X This is really really cool! Is there a link to fork it? 🙏

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Alexandru Ţurcanuvor 1 Jahr

@v0 @figma @X should make that a chrome extension!

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Calebvor 1 Jahr

@v0 @figma @X drop the link, I need this haha

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George Mayervor 1 Jahr

@v0 @figma @X Awesome. Crazy times. Sharable?

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DONNY🔸vor 1 Jahr

@v0 @figma @X Did v0 do this @rauchg

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Chris Lally | Fide ⬘vor 1 Jahr

@v0 @figma @X Appreciate the inspiration @rauchg

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