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Does it work? With all respect to the author - kudos for interesting product - but does it really work in real life? Since I don't have any project in React/Svelte/Vue (ng programmer :( ) at hand - I would really hope someone would share the experience. Looks like something I've been waiting for some time now...

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I am not the author but absolutely huge kudos. I’m building something similar called Magic Patterns. Considering you asked to try it in real life, you can try on our website directly: https://www.magicpatterns.com/

We do a similar approach, i.e., parse the AST to reconstruct the imports and remove hallucinations. It's quite the technical challenge: feeding non-deterministic generated code into functions to clean up all the hallunications. But it works. You can see examples of developers using our generated React code below.

very exciting to see people building in this space.

1. https://twitter.com/alexdanilo99/status/1746009206497652757 2. https://twitter.com/alexdanilo99/status/1745512223248932990

Cool beans ! love this. I am wondering how hard it is to introduce new design system ? I am particularly interested in Lighting design system >> https://www.lightningdesignsystem.com/

hey thanks! Not hard, we add custom design systems all the time for our customers and have plans to make it self-serve. I've never scheduled this through hackernews before haha: would to hear more about your use case and hook it up for if you're open for a call? early days for us. my email is alex[at]magicpatterns.com

This looks cool but as a bit of feedback I assumed your pricing would be way out of my league because you have a free trial and a "contact us" as the only public pricing I could see. After logging in I saw the next step up was just $8/mo!

ah thank you! yes we need to make that waaay more clear.

- The $8/mo is for unlimited usage of the public design systems you see listed. (Up to 5 generations are free)

- The "Contact Us" pricing is for company's with highly custom design systems.

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