@LinusEkenstam — Cursor now accessing 80% of Figma via MCP
Cursor now able to use 80% of Figma via MCP
MCP is quietly becoming the protocol that lets code editors eat adjacent tools. Figma access from Cursor means design specs, component names, and layout data without leaving the editor — the kind of context that usually gets lost between designer handoff and implementation. 80% is a bold number to put on it, curious what the remaining 20% hits.
@Steve8708 — Builder.io Visual Copilot generates on-brand Figma designs
Introducing Visual Copilot for Figma - a new AI copilot that generates on-brand Figma designs
No more generic AI slop, be unique and stand out
The framing here is doing real work. "On-brand" means it reads from a selected frame and uses that visual language as a constraint — so the output isn't generic Midjourney-ish noise, it's something that actually matches your design system. The pipeline goes Figma → AI design → code, which is the obvious direction this was always headed. Worth trying before writing it off as a demo.
@iannuttall — Free cursor rule builder, built with Claude 3.7 Sonnet
okay my free cursor rule builder is live, built by 3.7 sonnet max and $6/hour cost
compose your own cursor rules starter kit and export to mdc, legacy, windsurf and cline!
Smart execution: a tool built by the AI it configures. The $6/hour cost callout is a concrete data point — Claude 3.7 Sonnet on max mode isn't cheap, and naming that number is more useful than "it was expensive." Exporting to .mdc, legacy format, Windsurf, and Cline covers the main cursor rule dialects. The follow-up question about an open-source prompt library is worth watching.
@kevinkern — Cursor Rules Manager extension being deprecated
For those who have installed the Cursor Rules Manager extension.
I will deprecate it soon.
AI Prompts is the new version of this extension.
Relevant if you're using Cursor Rules Manager — migrate now, not when it breaks. The rename to "AI Prompts" signals a broader scope than cursor rules alone. No drama here, just a heads-up worth catching before it becomes a support ticket.
@Remotion — Compose video with React components
What's Remotion? A way to compose your video with code!
• Use React, a powerful frontend technology, to build sophisticated videos with code.
• Put together building blocks - like
<Video>,<Img>,<Audio>as well as your custom components, in any way you want!
Remotion has been around for a few years but keeps surfacing because the model is genuinely good: video as a React component tree, rendered server-side. If you're generating data-driven videos — changelogs, analytics summaries, personalized clips — this is the right abstraction. The <Video>, <Img>, <Audio> primitives are thin but composable, and anything that touches your data can live in a component. The alternative is FFmpeg scripts, and nobody wants to maintain those.
@tiptap_editor — AI Proofreader coming to Tiptap
Coming soon, Tiptap AI Proofreader 👀
Tiptap already has a solid headless rich-text editor foundation. Adding an AI proofreader as a first-class extension is the right move — it's the kind of feature every editor wants and nobody wants to wire up themselves. The "coming soon" is thin on detail, but the link to the blog post has more. Worth watching if you're building on Tiptap.
@rauchg — Google outputting React and shadcn code
Awesome to see @google output React & @shadcn code out of the box
Short observation from Guillermo, but the implication is real: when Google's AI tooling defaults to shadcn as a UI baseline, that's a signal about where the component ecosystem has landed. shadcn isn't a dependency you install, it's a pattern — and apparently it's pattern-matched hard enough that models output it unprompted now.
@itsjamik — Notion-like table with tree view and inline editing for shadcn
@shadcn Here's a table-like interface similar to Notion, but with a slightly more complex user interface (including a tree view and inline editing mode). It would be fascinating to observe your approach to implementing such a ui
This is a concrete UI challenge worth bookmarking: a hierarchical table with inline edit, row expansion, and tree structure, all within the shadcn/radix ecosystem. The implementation details matter a lot here — tree state management, keyboard nav, and inline edit focus traps are all tricky. No repo linked, but the demo video shows it working cleanly.
@marclou — Revenue vs profit across business types
To make $1M, you need:
- $50M in revenue with a grocery store
- $20M in revenue with a restaurant
- $10M in revenue with an e-commerce brand
- $5M in revenue with a real estate agency
- $3M in revenue with a mobile gaming app
- $1.2M in revenue with a SaaS
Useful framing to keep around. The SaaS margins make the point obvious when you see it next to a grocery store. The real number to know is your net margin, not your revenue, and this list makes that concrete without being preachy about it.
