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N8n is a tool for workflows. Doop is a design canvas for AI agents to literally design together similar to Figma but with AI agents as first class citizens.
Posted by
kgoedecke on Sunday August 23, 2026 @03:14PM
from the show-hn dept.
https://github.com/kgoedecke/doop
Doop is an open source alternative to Paper.design or Pen.dev. AI agents can collaborate and design on the same canvas and Doop will build up context and memory on design decisions. It's fully open source. We're working on an AI agent that reviews PRs and checks design consistency and other design related checks. Curious to hear if you can think of other features we should add.
We've just released the first version of GPT React Designer. A live editor that can generate React components. Copy and pasting code before you see how it would look is tedious. The goal is to extend this into an app that supports different styling frameworks (Chakra, Bootstrap, ...). Potentially integrate it directly into a codebase to perform tasks and so on and allow non-developers to simply utilize this to copy & paste code.
Posted by
kgoedecke on Tuesday July 18, 2023 @12:13PM
from the show-hn dept.
Posted by
kgoedecke on Friday July 14, 2023 @10:20AM
from the github.com dept.
I'm thinking to take this experiment a bit further and actually optimize this further. It would be cool to provide this a solution to businesses as a platform independent support ChatGPT bot.
Posted by
kgoedecke on Friday April 21, 2023 @10:06AM
from the kevingoedecke.com dept.
I've fine tuned ChatGPT on our intercom support chat history and the results are incredible. ChatGPT picked up knowledge about our business (Magicul.io provides tools specifically for UI UX designers). Would love to hear your thoughts and if you have ideas for more blog posts?
I did have a video call with my doc the other day and he mailed me a prescription. Which then got scanned by my digital mail box (caya), then it got forwarded in physical form to my house and now I can finally in person go to the pharmacy with the actual paper and get it... LOL.
The Figma acquisition by Adobe triggered us to take things to the next level. We want to open our design file format and enable people to use a design editor that does NOT tie them to one specific eco-system. We are working on an editor that can open any design file format.
Posted by
kgoedecke on Thursday September 15, 2022 @03:18PM
from the blog.magicul.io dept.
Heya, we've build the site in NextJS using FelaJS and xState. I really can't recommend xState, but we're really happy with NextJS and Vercel in general. Our designer works in Figma and thats were we build the designs first.
Appreciate the honest feedback. We get that a lot actually, if you reach out to our customer support team we can convert a small file for free for you. Our converter literally almost everything, prototyping, components and what not. Maybe we should add a free trial tho.
I think we're already too invested. The SEO took a big hit and I think changing it again would be even worse for our organic traffic. On top of that I think its hilarious and I you know what they say "There's no such thing as bad publicity".
Posted by
kgoedecke on Friday July 29, 2022 @08:39AM
from the self-post dept.
So here we go, our rebranding is done. New logo, new domain, what could go wrong.We provide a tool to convert design files between Figma, XD, Sketch, Figma, PDF and more and have recently rebranded it from "XD2Sketch" to "Magicul". We started out as a simple tool to allow users to import XD files in Sketch hence the name XD2Sketch but soon added more features. The name just didn't make sense...
Very cool will give it a try tomorrow
Posted by
kgoedecke on Monday August 24, 2020 @09:02AM
from the medium.com dept.
pretty interesting. How does the shopify integration work?
It usually only makes sense for bigger files where the whole UI of an app or a website is done. Since the pricing isnt fair for smaller files, I'll release a pricing based on artboards in the next few weeks. Stay tuned. As per the refunds, there's a 100% refund policy. If you're not happy you'll get your money back. So far the feedback has been good and very few refund request have been made.