SuperDesign.Dev

Had some issues with @SuperDesignDev but that not stopped me from actually glazing this tool in the end. 😂 Don't get me wrong, it has its flaws, but being able to iterate directly from your IDE or CLI of choice and then simply import that code: invaluable. #BuildinPublic #SuperDesign @jasonzhou1993 not sure why it timed out, is that purely Codex issue?

@chaserichardbkr Hey Chase, can i ask which url you visited?

@SuperDesignDev your site appears to be down

@SuperDesignDev is really good.

como isso aq teve 500 bookmarks eu gravei um videozinho exemplificando a parada, usei a page da abacate como bode expiatório kaskaksksaks cc: @daniellimae @ChristoPy_

@grankin Can you DM @jasonzhou1993

@SuperDesignDev Can't DM you guys I think

One complaint I have to @SuperDesignDev team, is when I work in one chat, and decide to create a new page, that it creates it in the same canvas. Very often unless I reference a specific canvas, it creates a new canvas next to it, which requires merging after

Absolutely in love with @SuperDesignDev <3 The prompt is the key, do not get discouraged with bad results at first, just refine your prompts.

@PhoenixDevLuca Its fixed

@SuperDesignDev I think you got a small UI bug...

@PhoenixDevLuca opps thanks, fixing!

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@carmen_designs_ @raphaelschaad DS coming!

@raphaelschaad hard agree. we need the exploratory layer and managing git worktrees is bit daunting. i think strategically figma had to reply to this with something @SuperDesignDev is kinda close to what im imagining but it just doesn’t work for enterprise level work (respecting existing ds)

I suspect ‘Code to Canvas’ is slightly wrong approach. That way, designers merely use AI to explore; don’t shape *the actual thing*. But expectations have chanced. Designers use AI coding tools to open PRs. What we need is ‘Canvas to Code’ — give designers powerful manipulation tools to directly tweak the actual product.

@nurijanian @jasonzhou1993 @mobbin Thanks man!

@jasonzhou1993 @SuperDesignDev @mobbin love what you’re doing with SuperDesignDev 🙌

What if AI could design with taste - powered by the best real-world design resources on demand? We’ve embedded a design search engine directly into the @SuperDesignDev agent, partnering w/ @mobbin It contextually pulls relevant user flows, UI patterns, and vertical-specific mocks from curated sources like Mobbin, Dribbble, Behance, and more. Better input → better output. No generic AI gradients. Just real, proven design patterns - instantly remixable.

@EuroJohannes @jasonzhou1993 @mobbin Hmm you don’t see the inspire tab? Try to create a project and you should see

@jasonzhou1993 @SuperDesignDev @mobbin I tried the site but it doesn’t show this search option ?

mothershipx.dev: built with @SuperDesignDev, @Lovable, and lots of ❤️

I used to design by screenshotting real products into Figma → just to design against real production UI. 🤔 But now I just capture any live web component, remix it in a vibe design playground, explore multiple directions with an AI designer, and let Claude push the final version to production.🤘 Designing on reality > mockups, crazy how far things evolved past few month Here’s how I used it to redesigned Superdesign’s own prompt input UI 👇 The browser plugin: chromewebstore.google.com/detail/superde…

@gibmefaiidesu Keen to hear feedback!

Superdesign just implement integration with Claude Code, Cursor etc 😍 @SuperDesignDev

Opus 4.6 is live on @SuperDesignDev Design output from Haiku to Opus 4.6 feels like an evolution; Left to right: Haiku -> Sonnet -> Opus 4.5 -> Opus 4.6