The ease of building the product is the first thing i wanna shoutout openai, esp. codex team. The productivity increase is just because of such tools. 5.6 with sol and high reasoning has shown remarkable capabilities in implementing something (if given right context) in one shot non stop! I have used earlier models before, but comparatively, the long running tasks are reliable.
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The canvas-to-code sync is the interesting bet here — most "AI canvas" tools stop at generating a static mockup, so does Drawsy actually keep the code in sync when you nudge elements after the initial generation, or is round-tripping still one-way? Curious how it handles conflicts when you hand-edit the code and then move something on the canvas.
@leo404 Thanks for taking the time out and try. This is an entire new update I am working on. Sort of Git diff, but instead for version changes in the context added Canvas. I have a prototype ready but is not yet deployable. I am looking forward to hand it off very soon to try out in experiment tab (Soon be available.)
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@adarsh_nagrikar Good to know the Git-diff approach is in the works — version-aware canvas is the right model once round-tripping is live. Will check the experiment tab when it ships.
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Nice. The canvas + code combination is interesting because diagrams usually become stale the moment the implementation changes. If Drawsy can keep the sketchy whiteboard feel while making diagrams easier to update or generate from code, that’s a useful workflow.
@vahid_davoudi Exactly. As Discussed above, Vahid, I am working on this sync-flow. Once that gets implemented, the sync between Drawing/Scribbling and coding will be super easy to work with. Draw(.)md is the new standard I am pitching - just like AGENTS(.)md or CLAUDE(.)md for the sync up.
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@adarsh_nagrikar That makes sense. A Draw.md style file could be really useful if it becomes the shared contract between the diagram and the repo. The big win would be making architecture sketches feel alive instead of becoming outdated screenshots.
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Super neat project! Is real-time multiplayer editing live on the canvas right now, or is it mostly single-player for now?
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The canvas-to-code sync is the interesting bet here — most "AI canvas" tools stop at generating a static mockup, so does Drawsy actually keep the code in sync when you nudge elements after the initial generation, or is round-tripping still one-way? Curious how it handles conflicts when you hand-edit the code and then move something on the canvas.
Drawsy AI
@leo404 Thanks for taking the time out and try. This is an entire new update I am working on. Sort of Git diff, but instead for version changes in the context added Canvas. I have a prototype ready but is not yet deployable. I am looking forward to hand it off very soon to try out in experiment tab (Soon be available.)
@adarsh_nagrikar Good to know the Git-diff approach is in the works — version-aware canvas is the right model once round-tripping is live. Will check the experiment tab when it ships.
Nice. The canvas + code combination is interesting because diagrams usually become stale the moment the implementation changes. If Drawsy can keep the sketchy whiteboard feel while making diagrams easier to update or generate from code, that’s a useful workflow.
Drawsy AI
@vahid_davoudi Exactly. As Discussed above, Vahid, I am working on this sync-flow. Once that gets implemented, the sync between Drawing/Scribbling and coding will be super easy to work with. Draw(.)md is the new standard I am pitching - just like AGENTS(.)md or CLAUDE(.)md for the sync up.
@adarsh_nagrikar That makes sense. A Draw.md style file could be really useful if it becomes the shared contract between the diagram and the repo. The big win would be making architecture sketches feel alive instead of becoming outdated screenshots.
Super neat project! Is real-time multiplayer editing live on the canvas right now, or is it mostly single-player for now?
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@srdjan_pajic Thank you, and Yes! Exactly at top-right corner, you will find a collaborate option. Live multiplayer editing is supported there.