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Just won the second place at the Google Gemini Hackathon hosted by Cerebral Valley! Absolutely unreal as I vibe coded the whole thing! This is Atelier AI, Cursor for Fashion Designers .The entire industry is focused on building tools for developers (ide, devops tools)..but creatives are often left behind....

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