I just tried @framer new MCP. I connected in @claudeai in a few seconds and had it take a blog post in @NotionHQ and post it on my site. Now I'm having it build a waitlist page for my new app. Kind of blowing my mind!

AI can generate the screen, But can it read the room?

Framer just added 3D Transforms 👀 You can now bring actual depth, perspective, and motion to your designs without hacking together a bunch of workarounds. This is going to make some seriously cool interactions possible. #Framer #WebDesign #MotionDesign #UIDesign #NoCode

Hot take, hire more humans and touch more grass.

The best part about AI isn't asking it to do something once. It's teaching it how you work. @Framer Skills lets you create custom instructions and workflows that the Agent can follow when auditing and augmenting your pages. I built one around my own process—and now the Agent can run that process for me. 🔗 Try Framer: framer.link/Jesseshow2026 Use code JESSESHOW1 for special perks! (30% off an annual pro plan) Teach the Agent your system. Then let it scale it

One of the most annoying parts of launching a site? Finding all the tiny optimization issues you didn't know were there. 😵‍💫 @Framer just made that a whole lot easier—automatically finding and fixing the bugs that used to cost me hours before hitting publish. This is the kind of feature you don't appreciate until you've spent 3 hours looking for one broken thing. Build it. Optimize it. Publish it.

Nobody's career in this industry is a straight line. Mine isn't. The people I know doing the most interesting work all took a weird route and stopped apologizing for it.

Ever “just tweaked one thing”… and lost 2 hours? Here’s how I stopped wasting my best creative time: I keep taste for myself and delegate the production chores to Framer Agents. 🔗 Try Framer: framer.link/Jesseshow2026 Use code JESSESHOW1 for special perks! (30% off an annual pro plan) ... Remember to Subscribe goo.gl/6vCw64

Agents on the canvas aren't drawing pixels anymore. They're changing a component property, updating a variable, adjusting a constraint. That's why the output stopped looking generic. It's built from your system.

Consistency beat every clever thing I've tried. Seventeen years in and the only reliable lever is still showing up on a schedule when it isn't interesting.

Running four AI tools and none of them remembers what you decided last week. Context drops at every handoff. That's not a model problem. It's the same handoff problem we've had for twenty years in a new coat.

The teams winning with agents right now are the ones who wrote things down years ago. Conventions, naming, system rules. All that unglamorous documentation just became the input.

You can point Claude Code or Codex at a live @framer project now. The wall between design tools and code tools is gone, and a lot of people still haven't noticed it fell.

What I like about @usewonder is that the design format maps 1:1 to code. Not export. Not translate. The thing you moved on the canvas is the thing that ships.

Write the decision criteria into the brief before anything gets generated. If nobody said what right looks like, the review becomes a taste conversation. Taste conversations have no ending.

My Actual AI Stack Right Now xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1dGYlagZR…

OK who is on @LittlebirdAI Design team, cause I need more of "this" from AI tools. Thoughtful design, good typography, a little bit of whimsy, and a pinned post-it note 📌 Don't just print me a Friday briefing; inspire me with one.

The review meeting isn't a design problem. It's a business problem. Every extra round is margin leaving your agency, and you're the one who built the process that allows it.