Use Claude Code, a dictation tool, and a three-pane workspace to turn a natural language idea into a functional Next.js and Tailwind CSS prototype in minutes, bringing design concepts to life.
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Arrange your screen into a three-pane layout: your terminal running the AI assistant on one side, your code editor (e.g., Cursor) in the middle, and a live browser preview on the other. This allows you to prompt, review code, and see results without context switching.
Use a dictation tool like Monologue to speak your instructions to the AI. This is often faster and more natural than typing a detailed specification.
Always use the AI's 'plan mode' first. This forces the AI to outline its approach, including the components it will create and the libraries it needs. Carefully review this plan to spot potential issues before any code is written.
After approving the plan, provide the full prompt for the component you want to build.
I wanna build a new prototype in this How I AI directory, and we are a podcast, and I want to build a detail page for a podcast episode that has both a video player and an audio player. Underneath the page should have the title of the episode, a description, and how about if you hit play, there's little confetti that shoots up out of the player.Let the AI execute the plan. It will install necessary dependencies (like a confetti library), structure the page with Tailwind CSS, and build the React components. Review the final, interactive prototype in your browser.
Build a custom `/deploy` command that automates the entire Git process—from branching and committing to creating a pull request and monitoring CI checks. The AI can even fix its own CI failures.
Create an automated system that uses an AI agent to convert Figma designs into Next.js code. The agent then verifies its output against the original design and iteratively corrects its own mistakes.
Supercharge your engineering velocity by using Claude Opus 4.6 to rapidly build features and then leveraging GPT-5.3 Codex to perform a rigorous, principal-level code review for production hardening.
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