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@LariLutke @figma Seeing the same thing this morning — I can't search for any plugins. Infinite spinner. Desktop app, everything updated. @figma any solutions?

@figma plugins are not working, i can’t even search any 😔

@thsottiaux Hi! Any chance we can get a functional file tree back? It’s not working after latest update.

@jhe151004 @JamesZmSun Hey, adding on here - feels like there’s something wrong. I depend on the file tree view. I notice in the Mac app that the toggle file tree menu items does nothing. Hoping this is just a bug.

@JamesZmSun Updated Codex today and noticed the file tree is gone. Has this been deprecated or is a better version coming? It’s a key feature for coding workflows—really hope it’s not removed. Any clarification? --thanks

We added a device tool bar to the Codex in-app browser, so it's easier to build and test responsive apps! Now, you can have Codex test your app in different dimensions, so it can fix bugs & improve UI for every device. Just click the 3 dots on the right of the URL bar to use it! As part of this change, we also: - improved the speed of browser use (~30% in my vibe testing) - tightened the animation of the cursor - added a way to hide the composer in full screen mode - fixed a few bugs for browser use in Windows @olivertepman and @jnpdx cooked on this one! Try it out and let us know what you think!

A common dynamic I observe with AI: it feels most impressive when you don’t know much about the subject, don’t care or don’t have a clear idea of what the you want. This applies across design, code, legal, and more. If I don’t know code very well, every piece of code it writes feels very impressive. Once you know what something should feel or look like, it becomes almost impossible to guide AI there. And you definitely can’t one-shot it.

Every multi-paragraph AI-generated slop pitch for legitimately cool tools and techniques on here is so tiresome. Take the time to talk about your work!

@prefonty @_catwu Any ideas here @_catwu? Is this due to being on a team plan maybe?

@lang @_catwu Same here

If want to use Claude Code but are don't like the terminal interface, you can now use local Claude Code from Claude Desktop! To do so: 1. download Claude Desktop 2. open the sidebar and click 'Code' toggle 3. select the folder that you want Claude Code to have access to 4. submit your prompt!

@_catwu This is what I'm seeing!

@lang the toggle is in the sidebar, regardless of whether you have the cli. share a screenshot if you dont see it still?

with this 100%. I think we undermine the practice and benefit of design if tools like cursor (or any vibe coding tool for that matter) are used to replace the left half of this chart. That's where code can be used to created crazy dynamic experiments, big ideas, and start to get a idea for how something feels. the problem is that they push back on be used to create massive upheavals, wildly diverging ideas, inversions of current app structures when used in prod. yes, they are amazing once a problem has been defined and give designers a direct path to realization of ideas, but they don't allow for the freeform exploration that's where novel ideas are tried and tested. they can be a component in that process, a prototyping tool, but a great prototype should be able to be thrown away. prototypes need to not scale, need to be unbound by performance, accessibility, and technical constraints. they should serve to expose those constrains because of the feedback, but also push against them, in case a constraint is just a facade or a legacy roadblock. I love that cursor added these features, since it gives a way to reach into production and incrementally change or work visually within a real app environment, which is a part of design that has always relied on others. the last 10-20% of making things, or the tweaks that are only noticed after something is real. But there's no way this type of workflow replaces the real meat of design, the ideation, exploration, bad ideas, random rabbit holes, and bulk of the "what if..." workflow. It can now be a part, but not the whole. not even close.

I've been planning and coding on and off all weekend with Opus 4.5... feeling pretty magical.

Quality first. People should have a life outside of work. Place to enjoy life, develop their tastes, gather inspiration. When you feel better, your work is better. It naturally bleeds into what you make. fastcompany.com/91445544/the-1…

Hey @figma folks — I don't think we ever need to see "Frame 09" any more. An AI generated name would be better than unnamed item in the layers panel, even if not perfect all the time.

The latest from @GlueAI just launched on Product Hunt - they’re all in on MCP and creating the first agentic team chat. Check it out.

For years I thought @SlackHQ would be the one to fuse team chat with AI. Turns out, @GlueAI is what Slack should’ve become! It’s the first multiplayer, MCP-powered, agentic chat platform, and it just announced a $20 M Series A. Quick dive 🧵↓

Go check it out!

And this is only one example. With Glue AI and MCP, opportunities for these kinds of workflows are endless. I'm really excited to keep building here @GlueAI. Stay tuned for what comes next!

Glue AI will take the context of the conversation, use Linear's MCP tools and create a new issue and return the link right to the thread. It's such a powerful way to move through your work day.

It's a good day at @GlueAI! Today, we're announcing that we raised a $20M Series A. We're digging deep into agentic team chat, working to build a world-class experience for you, your team, and all your tools to work together seamlessly. glue.ai/blog/20m-to-bu…