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@viktor_pali @craftdocs I want longer width for columns in table.

Big things are coming to @craftdocs. What's the one thing you miss from this?

@simon_mcl @sketch libraries is not for theme switch use case here. It should be able to switch all the color variables within the same file

@chunwui @sketch Yes thats what i've described. "The Switch" thats available is switching libraries. So you fill a library with color variables, make another with the same names and tweak the values, and then switch between them. But it requires multiple files, and is quite buggy/slow

What’s in the latest beta? Nothing much, just… 4 Big new features 62 Improvements 13 Changes 4 MCP updates 117 Fixes 16 API updates (and probably a few more to come)

@simon_mcl @sketch Just use color variables and make the switch. No?

@chunwui @sketch There is a way to do it by creating a separate library for each set of colors and using a menu option to switch between the libraries. But its very painful, art board doesn't update when you tweak a color, everything in separate files, menu option has bugs and issues. Not fun

@simon_mcl @sketch I thought dark and light theme is already in sketch

@sketch When will we see proper support for light/dark mode designs. Like having 2 or more sets of colour variables we can toggle/switch between?

@wesbos @paper What are some of the prompts you have tried and work for you?

Tried out @paper - It's like Figma. It has an MCP so you can connect it to an Agent and it can both push and pull design details and data in/out of it. Makes a ton of sense when your design app can pull real data from your database, or act on a ticket. It seems like it's built with HTML/CSS, so the heavy use of flex/grid to align stuff makes it easier to implement a design for the web. For some reason I thought it had some secret sauce that made your designs good though. You still need talent for that

@UiSavior Sketch

Which do you prefer?

@PaulSolt You can give it a screenshot on UI and get it created in Sketch

Wow. Sketch MCP + Codex app with GPT-5.4 I built a new Skill to interact with Sketch. Now I can riff on app designs with vectors, rather than random image generation.

@zarifali Is mackbook pro over spec for AI work? Not sure if M5 Air is more than enough

i’ve been testing the new M5 MacBook Air for the last 24 hours and… no notes. this is the quintessential MacBook most people should get. the base model is pricier than last year but it comes with double the storage. boring? yes, but it’s the default. 🤷‍♂️

@MKBHD What is the specs like compared to other product lineup

$599 starting price for Neo. I’m getting hands on today. Ask me anything

@WorkflowWhisper ANTIGRAVITY

antigravity is quietly becoming the most dangerous tool in automation. i've been testing it for 2 weeks and here's what nobody's talking about: you can build entire n8n workflows without ever opening n8n. not drag and drop. not templates. not watching a 45-minute youtube tutorial from some course seller. you describe what you want. antigravity builds it. here's what i shipped this week from a single antigravity session: → restaurant reservation no-show recovery system (texts customer, offers reschedule, logs to CRM) - 8 min → real estate lead scoring pipeline (scrapes zillow inquiries, scores by budget, routes to agents) - 12 min → fitness studio class waitlist + auto-fill (cancellation triggers SMS to next 3 on list) - 6 min → HVAC seasonal maintenance reminder engine (customer history → personalized outreach → booking link) - 9 min → auto-invoice generator that fires the moment a job is marked complete - 4 min 5 workflows. 39 minutes total. zero nodes dragged. consultants would quote $12K-$25K for this package and deliver it in 6-8 weeks. the entire game just shifted and most people building automations haven't noticed yet. i put together a free PDF breaking down exactly how to set this up: → antigravity → n8n deployment pipeline (step by step) → all 5 prompts above (copy-paste ready) → 4 advanced prompts for multi-system workflows → how to connect it to synta MCP for self-healing → pricing guide for selling these to local businesses comment "ANTIGRAVITY" and i'll send it. (must be following for DM)

@nummanali How about antigravity? Do you play with it yet?

The set up isn't really something you screenshot 1. Choose a coding agent ie Cursor, Codex, Claude Code 2. Set up Figma MCP Server 3. Insert the Figma Rules Iinked to AGENTS .md 4. Ensure you have a browser mcp installed to validate And then it's literally go time, ask the agent what it needs from you

Figma MCP to Code - Best Approach IMO 1. Use Gemini 3.1 Pro 2. Enable Figma MCP 3. Add a browser tool 4. Add Figma Rules 5. Reset context often 6. Work iteratively 7. Do small commits Came to this conclusions after 6 weeks of iterating All links in thread

@nummanali Do you maintain a design system and does it works well with it to design consistently?

@nummanali Any screenshots on this setup will be good

@chunwui You mean the final output?

@nikoliasgoninus Maybe wait till early 2027. Now sentiment is no good yet

Full port $HIMS due to peptides? 🤔

@tkkong @falcone_design @paper Isn't this the same as Figma MCP with Claude Code?

@falcone_design @paper I've actually found it super helpful for Claude to rapid prototype and push to canvas in Paper. Then I can make edits as a designer and push back to code.

I've been using @Paper + Codex/Claude for the past few days and this is truly a step function change in design/dev workflows. Just reflecting on the different tools I've used in the past: Sketch, Zeplin, Wake, Origami, Pixelcloud, Abstract, Framer... What a time we live in

@writenicecode @paper @figma But if you maintain a design system in Figma, it's still better to design to code using Figma, right?

I'm failing to understand all the hype around @paper Design to code directly with shader magic (shader magic is super cool) but ... can't @figma's mcp server do the same with near perfect accuracy. trying to be not biased and understand the pros and cons of each.

@longinvest32 I see it rally then back to 17ish

$hims + 20% tomorrow ?

@growthrapidly The market is not normal with many stocks getting low. A good earning will not help much. You have to hold for many years to see the situation improve

$HIMS acquisition of Eucalyptus didn’t move the stock. But if they beat expectations Monday on Q4 2025 earnings and guide strong, especially with international expansion, this could re-rate fast. If the market is green next week, the stock can rip back toward $20 quickly.

@Investinc_Intel All these will be part of the thesis and guidance in the next earnings. Not worry at all

@Investinc_Intel Yea. Back to 15-16$.

$HIMS is up 6.69% on the back of Eucalyptus acquisition. This will most likely bleed out through the day.