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Perfect for product designers who often collaborate with other stakeholders.

I'm not quite sure what the solution is for this, but exporting could be better. It seems as though similar products have this issue as well.

In comparison to Adobe XD, it's a far more superior product. It performs better and is more user friendly when it comes to applying any functionality to buttons, toggles, etc.

Collaboration with Figma is much easier than similar products such as Adobe XD. Highly recommend Figma if you have a large team or plan on sharing files with others.

Version control is easy to follow along and figure out

Creating and managing design systems are made easier with Figma.

It's a secure product that makes sharing easy for the user.

Seems like an upgrade to OpenAI's solution.

While Claude Opus may be great for writing code, it's still not a perfect vibe coding solution. You may need to use a combination of LLMs to figure out what's best for the product you're trying to code. Although on its own, it still gets you 75% of the way.

Being the new kid on the block, I had to give it a go to see why everyone has been raving about it. Seems like the raving reviews were correct. It feels as though Claude's responses are more thorough in comparison to other solutions.

It's pretty solid under heavy workloads.

For the most part it analyzes large files pretty well.

It's as seamless as it gets, but this is the case for most LLMs nowadays.

I love how the product prompts you before you begin using it, so that it may provide a more custom experience for the user. After the quick set up, it works as a more fine-tuned ChatGPT/Gemini AI assistant. The responses are quick, meaningful, and are as detailed as you want it to be.

If they had a mobile app for Clyde, it would be a gamechanger.

Clyde may integrate with certain folders or apps on your system in order to help with tasks like organizing or even track your net worth. These tools helps Clyde separate itself from other AI assistants, giving it the edge in comparison to its competitors.

So far it has been very reliable. I've asked it to look for duplicate files and delete them once found. Before it allows for me to delete duplicate files, it shows me which files are duplicates and where they belong, how much memory it will free up, and whether I would like to move forward with editing these files or not.

Yes, it gives you total control over any actions.

Seamlessly

I haven't had any issues with accuracy up until this point.