Magic Patterns
Design your product ideas with AI.
4.9•15 reviews•2.2K followers
Design your product ideas with AI.
4.9•15 reviews•2.2K followers
Magic Patterns is an AI design tool for software product teams.
Product managers, designers, and founders use Magic Patterns to rapidly prototype and create interactive mockups.
This is the 5th launch from Magic Patterns. View more
Magic Patterns Agent 2.0
Launched this week
AI design tool to create prototypes using your existing styles and design system, handoff to engineering, and build software faster.
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Magic Patterns
Hey Product Hunt! We're back with our 5th launch ever!
Today, we're launching Magic Patterns Agent 2.0, the culmination of 3 years of observing real customer workflows and AI design use cases.
Every day, a new AI design tool comes out, but Magic Patterns is battle-tested. Our first launch ever was 3 years ago on this website, and today 1,500+ product teams at companies like Granola, Vanta, and Freedom Mortgage use Magic Patterns to go from idea to production.
With Magic Patterns, designers, PMs, and founders use their company's real design system to create interactive mockups and hand off to engineering.
Today, on Magic Patterns, we're announcing:
Skills: drop in any SKILL file to give our AI agent specialized instructions on demand
Connectors: pull in context from your favorite tools
MCP 2.0: export production-ready code to your coding agents with our MCP.
We've also made several improvements to our Agent. In our eval harness, we're seeing it use 15% fewer credits, 10% faster time-to-first-token, and an 8% performance improvement (measured by error rate). Agent 2.0 gives you faster, more reliable outputs at lower cost.
We can't wait to see what you'll build with Magic Patterns. Happy prompting!
P.S. It feels so good to be back on Product Hunt!
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Magic Patterns
@curiouskitty You can hear it directly from our customers: https://www.magicpatterns.com/customers/lendi
"Prototyping now happens during design discussions, rather than as a separate phase taking days or weeks after every meeting." — senior designer at Australia's fastest growing fintech.
In general, across our customers, I see that it's speed. They can now make updates live, literally during a meeting versus having to "circle back."
We're also one of the only tools that connect to your real design system. More on this soon... probably another Product Hunt launch!
Really cool launch! Btw whats your moat over claude design or google's stitch? Is it affordability, speed or the actual design? Or correct me if am wrong and this is not even competing stitch or claude design
Magic Patterns
@lak7 Hey! Both great tools! We've been hacking on using your design system with AI for 3 years and so the biggest difference is we can actually connect to your company's real design system.
Magic Patterns generates React code and we can connect to component library via NPM or wherever its hosted, and then use the actual production React component code directly.
Google Stitch I believe mainly pushes for using markdown: a DESIGN.md, which we also support. It's equivalent of our Rules file: https://www.magicpatterns.com/docs/documentation/design-systems/self-serve/rules. Claude Design appears to be HTML-first unless you connect to your design system, but then it creates copies of the components? In the case of Claude Design, we also support other models like Gemini 3.1, which tends to produce great designs.
How do you get the exact icons and colour scheme right? And how much data quantity is required from company's design.
Magic Patterns
@tanvi_thakur1 You can define whatever icons your company is already using! https://www.magicpatterns.com/docs/documentation/get-started/fonts
And import your colors from Figma! https://www.magicpatterns.com/docs/documentation/design-systems/self-serve/colors
the "match your existing design system" angle is a huge deal — most design agents spit out generic tailwind and call it a day. how does the agent actually pick up on an existing system? scanning components, reading tokens, or something else?
Magic Patterns
@tijogaucher Hi, we can link to the NPM library directly! Making it truly 1:1 https://www.magicpatterns.com/docs/documentation/design-systems/overview
@alexdanilowicz Love this! Thanks for sharing.
Daily user of MagicPatterns here. It has (NEARLY) completely replaced my need for Figma. I'm ALSO a heavy user of Claude Code - but there's nothing like going from one single prompt to a visual working prototype. And no tool does it as well as MagicPatterns - for the product designers workflow(IMO). I'm also a Lovable user - but for different use cases. When I'm in Design Mode -> I choose MagicPatterns. When I'm in - hack on this backend/scripting problem -> Claude Code. When I want to whip up a full stack app fast that I think I'll take to market -> probably Lovable. But again - besides MAYBE v0 - no one has been at this AS long - and with AS much of a customer obsession as Alex and Teddy at MagicPatterns. Big big fan.
Magic Patterns
@switmer777- feedback from daily users like you has been influential to the product. Appreciate you writing this.
You're calling out how each tool has it's own strength, which I think is largely forgotten as it feels like a new tool comes out every day.
We're stay very focused on prototyping and frontend use cases... for the last 3 years! Always been the vision.
Hey what did you change in MCP 2.0 - how did the improvements help?
Magic Patterns
@dhruba_patra more tools! https://www.magicpatterns.com/docs/documentation/features/mcp-server/available_tools