my 2 cents - Claude is not going after EVERY single SaaS (or maybe not yet), but after those products that are adopted by individuals that are keen at experimenting new tools (software engineers, designers etc etc).

At the same time I have the feeling Claude Design is more useful to get UI context closer to Code Claude then anything (and eventually some quick prototyping), but I might be wrong.

Either way, I've been trying to upload a 95MB .fig file and I get a generic error message without any information on the issue itself (is the file too big? not the right format? Tell me!)

if you export the .fig file (even programatically) and you ingest in Claude Design you won't need to create users in Figma, right?

Sure, if your design decisions are completely one-sided and transactional. In my experience, though, being able to comment and collaborate in Figma is important, as is being able to go find specific icons and components on my own.

i believe it depends on the design system maturity too.

I'm not sure in English, but in Italian, for example, Intelligenza is feminine.

Objects don't have gender in English.

Some do, by tradition more than language rules. Ships are "she" and some people refer to their cars as "she."

I live in Berlin and it's quite common here. I personally cannot have it because my balcony has no railing but a low wall that doesn't allow me to hang the solar panel. Plus, you need a power socket easily reachable and that's also a blocker for me, otherwise I would have installed it.

I don't understand how this story is not in the front page yet.

If no coding agent offers your framework as a choice for code generation, your framework might not even exist, you'd get the same outcome.

coming from PHP, it's incredible how many times I've been bitten by glitches with managing time with JS clientside.

I believe the Neo doesn't necessarily target Android Studio users as their primary segment.

the last few days have been quite buggy. At some point they will have to trade some stability vs new features, or people will start to notice and be pissed off. You are working on something and you have to interrupt mid way.

I usually have conversations with Claude for clearing my mind and forming the scope of a project. I usually use voice transcription from Claude app to take notes and explore all my options.

Same. When I can't be at my desk, my projects don't stop -- I just do the tasks that work well enough on the phone. Brainstorming, planning, etc. Or tasks that the agent can easily verify.

Having access to my local repository and my whole home folder is much easier than dealing with Claude or ChatGPT on the web. (Lots of manual markdown shuffling, passing in zipfiles of repositories, etc).