Just joined the private beta. For 3/5 of my clients I’m now just working on designs using agents and real code components from their repos.
This is the future of design.
Curious on how they will solve the exploration canvas that still works best on figma.
Introducing Elyx.
A better source of truth for design engineers and agents.
A place where design means more.
elyx.design/
“You can move much faster”. This is the only thing that matters nowadays.
Introducing Projects, a new way of working in Cursor.
Rather than creating a chat for every task, you work with a coordinator agent in a single, persistent thread.
Like @bot, your agent is always on, proactively manages work with subagents, and improves over time.
After 2 design clients onboarded without Figma, I’m about to migrate a third client from Figma to coding collaboration. I feel this is the future of product design.
Code components with skills that anyone in the team can use to prototype.
started a session with Claude Code this morning. /usage to realize I was just at 1% weekly, never used fable this week, always opus.
so I decided to spin up fable 5.1 for some deep reasoning. 1h after 1% jumped to 10% and my 5h window from 10% to 93%. this thing is crazy expensive.
thinking about pairing Claude Code with codex or maybe grok?
For the last two clients I’m just delivering designs using my knowledge and executing with AI agents in code. No figma involved. Never thought this would happen.
what if our digital experiences were more aligned with our IRL experiences?
in this exploration I tried to imagine the process of buying a camera by reading the information on the box.
again, nothing conversion oriented but a way to explore new ways to interact with the product in a more engaging way.
Claude code completely changed the way I ran workshops on figjam.
I recently facilitated a workshop on the discovery of information architecture for a Saas.
In the first part, participants brainstormed new, useful info. In the second part, they scored the importance of each item based on a set of given tasks.
With the figma plugin, right after the brainstorm phase, I ran a prompt to build the second part on the fly, using the new info from the first part. It created a perfect table, with everything properly formatted.
It's crazy how much faster it is now to do these operations. Even for the results aggregations it was a game changer.
One prompt I thought was impossible, but it completely changed my design workflow:
"Read the annotations in this Figma file and apply the changes. [link to figma file]"
to craft the visuals for the new Bitcomet site, i built my own dithering tool that fits how i work.
made from scratch with claude code.
i tried a bunch of other options first, but they all fell short, so i made the one i needed.
new work. designed and developed Bitcomet website in Framer.
they build software for environmental commodity markets. high stakes, regulated, complex. their tools need to match.
my job was to make the site feel like the company. precise, deliberate, no fluff.
happy with how this one turned out.
this is a great in-chat data visualization for choosing an accessible color palette. good job, claude design team.
this website is so good. @shadersweden is a creative development studio from Sweden. the mood, branding, and execution are all so on point. well done.
