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Introducing SuperDesign.Dev The first open-source Design Agent that lives inside Cursor, Windsurf, or any IDE: 👉 Instantly spin up 10 different design in parallel 👉 Explore, fork, and iterate 10x faster 👉 Create new or iterate on your existing UI — all fully local JackJack and I shipped this...

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Eyal Toledano1 year ago

@SuperDesignDev my man cooooooked

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techfren1 year ago

@SuperDesignDev Great stuff. I was thinking the same thing when I built chaos coder

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Jason Zhou1 year ago

@SuperDesignDev Big fan of chaos coder!

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mac1 year ago

@SuperDesignDev insane

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Clayton Farr1 year ago

@SuperDesignDev Fantastic work, thanks for sharing. Clutch differentiator in UX of a gen AI design tool like this would be anchoring ideation & refinements against the same types of inputs used by smart designers – user & business goals, context, constraints – rather than semi-arbitrary gen.

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Cass1 year ago

@SuperDesignDev Add component clicking inside the canvas for individual parts so the ai can know what to target edit i.e.

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Jon, The Generative AI Engineer1 year ago

@SuperDesignDev ngl this is what I thought magicpath was going to be

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s.AI.kat1 year ago

@SuperDesignDev Jason, this is delicious 🍲! I'll give it a spin.. There's a typo on the landing - else it looks 🔥

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MO1 year ago

@SuperDesignDev Thaaank you You gave me something to play with after work

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Ash1 year ago

@SuperDesignDev Love it

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