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Introducing Agents for Framer ! Generate sections, spin up variations, improve copy, update CMS entries, create and update styles and code files, and offload the boring repetitive work, so you can spend more time actually designing. Try it for free ↓
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@framer Thanks for this.

@framer Really helpful plugin!

@framer no wayyy excited to test it out!

@framer That’s awesome, will try it soon

@framer Thanks, lmk how it goes!

@framer Ouais super mais pendant ce temps on peut toujours pas spécifier des paddings en % du viewport, hein.

@framer you could probably code a soultion for it using overrides

@framer Nice man!

@framer Thank you!

@framer legit

@framer dude some of this stuff just has been making the design process more delightful

@framer Very cool

@framer Nice 🔥🫡

@framer Thanks 🙏

This changes the template building workflow completely. The part I'm most interested in generating section variations. Right now the biggest time cost in building a conversion-focused template isn't the design, it's testing whether a different section order actually improves the flow. If Agents can spin up structural variations fast, the quality bar for Framer templates is about to go up significantly. Excited to test this on my next build.

@framer Yep, It's connected to sections from @segmentui so it goes beyond just simple layout and text changes

@SegmentUI @framer 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@framer The built in tool didn't do it for me. Looking forward to checking this out

@framer lmk how it goes!

@framer This is lovely, will try it!

@framer that sounds like a game changer. what tasks do you find most tedious when designing?

@framer Awesome mate!

@framer The "spend more time actually designing" framing is right. Design agents compress the gap between concept and execution — you iterate on the decision, not the mechanical wiring. Variation generation is the real unlock: see 5 interpretations before committing to one.

@framer What's the limit ?


