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AI tools can generate entire designs in minutes.
But understanding what was built, why decisions were made, and how to evolve it without starting over?
That part of the process is still broken and there's no truly intuitive way to inspect AI-generated designs, ensure consistency across elements, or make meaningful changes without prompting from scratch.
Introducing
🔮 Tell-A-Path (say that quickly with me now)
※ Key features:
🕵🏻♀️ Reference - Gesture by "lassoing" an area on the design to reveal smart contextual actions a User can take.
🔒 Lock / Unlock elements you want to protect from page-wide design changes.
🛞 Steer - Preview and apply design-wide changes while locked items stay untouched.
✨ Design Intelligence Panel - Review Design Health and act on suggestions
Check it out
https://byte-pop-38769040.figma.site
so critical for the future of ai design! sometimes things move so fast that the monitoring tools lag behind. this is really cool
Appreciate you sharing your thoughts Gracie, and totally agree that we need a more visual way of working with AI Designs!
This is so clean, And I can see it would be actually very helpful
So glad to hear you think so too! Thanks for the comment :)
Wow this is super useful! Great work!
Thank you!
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