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We just built Figma for Claude Code > Select any element on your local front-end > Edit it like you would in Figma > Apply the changes with Claude Code This is not a demo or waitlist. Try it today.
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The front-end UI editing has been the biggest / slowest part of vibe coding, I end up manually editing the code half the time, as a daily Figma user I’m super excited to try this!!

Send me all your feedback!

for the how is this different from cursor folks :)

My favorite feature so far!!

skip the handoff, design in Inspector

You guys have to stop using other people's products in your announcements.

LMAO

@laurenlself another one to load into your claude code arsenal

wowww who is that @mkliku

Go mike goooo

short figma long inspector is the spread trade of the century. bullish!

This might actually be one of the best features I’ve seen. I’ve never really used Cursor that much, but this feels game-changing. Being able to edit designs directly like that is really cool. So instead of tweaking code every time, I can just adjust the design itself? That’s going to make building things way faster and a lot smoother especially for designers 💯

so excited to try this!!!

Really excited for your feedback!

Claude Code + Figma editing? Game-changer

this looks great guys!

Lfg

super inspiring platform + positioning vibe design finally made possible. trying it right away. let's launch/spotlight you on if helpful

100% trying this

send me all your feedback, and dm me if you want some additional free usage!

I will thank you!

Good job, I might actually try this.

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the visual selection is what makes this work. describing layout changes in text was always the friction point

link?

:)

@GaddipatiHarsha It is fun that to change position of the element you should send this task to claude code. Why not to analyze the codebase and understand how to move the elements top and bottom with css classes?

That's definitely something that could be done. But, the codebase is constantly changing, so in the worst case you'd have to re-analyze every single time (e.g., think about a big change, changing lots of elements) That's basically what the agent is doing anyway. So, it ends up just being the same thing.

lfgg

Lfgggggg 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞

finally someone fixed the "explain to the AI what a button is for 20 minutes" problem

this is the missing piece honestly. going from claude's terminal output to visual changes has always been the awkward part of the workflow

yayyyy congrats on launch!!

Invest in a mix

I was literally looking for smt like this YESTERDAY. Thank you.

Send me all your feedback!

We are live on Product Hunt! Go upvote:

Can I shoot you a dm about this??? @Qromerolauro; I had this thought earlier today wondering why something like this didn’t already exist.

ff!

You both look ambitious guys 💪

I have too much fun working with @mkliku

super cool!

let me know any feedback!

@mkliku just came from Mike’s ig sick as usual 🔥

wait i thought u were a content creator @mkliku ur a co founder at an AI SAAS STARTUP now ?

Gonna try as soon as im home


