Claude Code just dropped /design and it's actually insane
You get real editable screens—not some GPT word salad trying to describe a button
It auto-matches your UI style so you're not wrestling with inconsistent components
Best part? Mock and code live in the same session. No more tab-switching hell between Figma and your IDE
If you're shipping product fast, this cuts like 40% of the design→dev friction
You get real editable screens—not some GPT word salad trying to describe a button
It auto-matches your UI style so you're not wrestling with inconsistent components
Best part? Mock and code live in the same session. No more tab-switching hell between Figma and your IDE
If you're shipping product fast, this cuts like 40% of the design→dev friction