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Pipeline view of an agentic fundraising prototype for an AI client built in Framer. Rendered in Ultramock.
I had Claude build out ~800 rows (~50 columns) of dummy contact data in supabase with varying degrees of lead enrichment and match scoring to simulate a live DB connection.
Really enjoying using Claude x Framer. Its truly a superpower for building simulation engines like this.
Looks great
Good work👏🔥🔥
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Looks sweet
Exceptional work! ❤️
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Clean work
Very impressive! Claude and Framer make a powerful combination for rapidly prototyping AI-driven workflows. Great way to simulate real-world data and validate the user experience.
Seeding 800 rows with varied enrichment and match scores is the part most prototypes skip, and it is exactly what makes a pipeline view read as real, since clean dummy data hides the density problems you only feel at scale. The thing I would stress test next is how sort and...
Sounds like an innovative way to leverage Claude and Framer! How's the lead match scoring impacting your strategies?
800 rows of synthetic leads with varying enrichment is such a smart way to stress test a prototype before real data exists. Did Claude explain its scoring logic clearly, or did you end up reverse engineering why certain leads ranked higher?
Thanks! One of the DB fields is a short, natural language scoring explanation from the platform's AI (named Frank) that simulates the scoring logic. So in a way yes, I had Claude essentially do this as part of the sim!
800 rows of dummy data for a proto, madness
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This project was created in collaboration with Onda Studio and Gavin Portillo.
Focusing on the 3D visuals and production, including renders and motion content, and supporting the studio's overall creative direction in this matter.
This project also received a Shortlist Award of Digital Design at the 2026 CCP Festival.
Hi everyone! I'm Yuri, and this is my first project for the Easy Lens Challenge by Contra!
I’ve been working in IT for over 10 years, 4 of which have been remote. Sometimes, I really miss the office and my colleagues. That’s exactly why I created a fun, retro-style mini-game called IT Office Survival.
While working with Easy Lens my strategy was to get the core game logic working first and refine the visual elements afterward.
Check out how it turned out! It’s a mini-game where you can choose one of 4 IT roles. Your goal is to complete as many tasks, calls, deploys, and other activities as possible. Coffee and AI give you great bonuses, while bugs and scrolling Reels are best avoided! At the end, you’ll find out your skill level: from Trainee up to LORD of your craft.
I hope playing this game brings a smile to your face.
🔗 The result of my work in Easy Lens: https://www.snapchat.com/unlock/?type=SNAPCODE&uuid=a76bcf32039442839dba121cbeaf7310&metadata=01
Thank you for your time! Wishing everyone great vibes and interesting tasks!
Love the gamification! Good luck with your submission!
