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How are you actually structuring your AI workflow right now - are your tools connected, or are you still using them separately?
I’ve landed on a pretty simple system using just Claude + Flora.
Claude is where I develop the thinking - my existing brand direction, concepts, and refining prompts until they actually reflect the creative intent behind the project.
Flora is where that intent becomes visual. It’s a node-based canvas, so I can generate imagery, iterate variations, drop in mockups, and build full product scenes in one connected system.
I don’t see AI replacing design thinking. I see it speeding up execution while I stay fully in control of direction, taste, and decisions.
Curious to hear from you guys 🤔
📢 What does your AI workflow look like right now?
📢 What tools are you actually using day to day?
📢 And is there anything you think I should check out?
Would love to hear how others are building their systems.
this is wonderful, i love your lightning!
I’ve been experimenting with how AI agents can collaborate instead of working in isolation.
For this project, I set up two agents on a shared canvas using @paperdesign:
→ One agent focuses on UI/UX design
→ The other turns that design into a working website
The interesting part isn’t just the output — it’s the interaction.
The design agent creates the system and layout for both desktop and mobile, and the build agent reads directly from the canvas and keeps the live site in sync.
There’s no traditional handoff. Everything evolves together in real time.
This felt less like using tools, and more like watching a system collaborate.
Curious to explore where this goes next.
My submission for the FLORA Technique Challenge
Instant Fashion Collection solves a real pain point in fashion: generating consistent, professional collection visuals without spending hours fixing inconsistent AI outputs.
How the workflow works::
User enters a single Collection Concept prompt (e.g., theme, season, colors, vibe)
The Technique automatically:
• Generates a cohesive professional moodboard
• Creates 12 coordinated outfits with strong consistency (same model face/body, lighting, and editorial style)
• Produces a ready-to-use lookbook grid
• Adds a short collection story + fabric & color suggestions
All in one click — repeatable and shareable.
Built for: Indie designers, luxury brand founders, and fashion teams who need fast, on-brand visuals for campaigns, social media ads, lookbooks, presentations, and client pitches.
Link : https://app.flora.ai/techniques/instant-fashion-collection
This stands out not just because of how it looks, but because of the value it communicates. It feels like you had a clear audience in mind while creating it. How did you define your target audience before starting, and did that influence your final outcome?
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