AI Content Mate

Your AI content mate right inside Figma

147 followers

Your AI content mate right inside Figma

147 followers

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Predictive AI

Generate step-by-step user journey screen suggestion cards, replace text with AI generated contextual text. All for free with a free Groqcloud API.

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Launch tags:Design Tools•Productivity•Artificial Intelligence

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I like this, it can be useful for our UI kit. I will try it asap!

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2yr ago

AI Content Mate

Maker

@lazarkrstic Thank you so much! Please use it. Really looking forward to hear feedback on how I can make it better :)

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2yr ago

DiffSense

Really cool! I didn't know you could use Grok for free.

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2yr ago

AI Content Mate

Maker

@sentry_co Yes, even I was positively surprised. They have a very generous free tier which is far beyond what a regular designer can use it for.

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2yr ago

Telebugs

Hey Himanshu, How does the plugin handle contextual text replacements? Does it use predefined templates, or can users train it based on their own design patterns? Also, how seamless is the integration with Figma’s existing workflow? Congrats on the launch!

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2yr ago

AI Content Mate

Maker

@kyrylosilin Thank you for the comment! It's a really good question. I am working towards integrating any organisation specific guidelines to bake into the generation part via a RAG based solution. <3 As for the seamlessness, I personally use it heavily and find it to be pretty non-frictional, but I could be biased. Please check it out and see if it works for you :)

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2yr ago

AI Content Mate is ideal for quickly generating user journey content directly within Figma. How does it streamline the design process for UX/UI professionals compared to traditional content creation methods? @himanshupathak92

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2yr ago

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Maker

@oleksandra_vasiukhnyk Great question! Designers deal with a lot of duplications of their screen while designing. So, to reduce the effort of later changing the text content, they have to do it on the first screen itself. Which can be quite a taxing context switch and a point to friction. This is my take on tackling this issue for my comrades. And ofc, I am looking into more solutions to fit this vision :)

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2yr ago