Superflex is an AI assistant that turns ideas into front-end code from Figma designs, images, or text prompts—matching your coding style and utilizing your UI components. Build better frontend faster with Superflex, the ultimate AI code companion for VSCode.
👋 Hello Fellow Builders,
Thank you for checking out Superflex 🦾
🙇 Problem: We initially built this out of our own frustrations of spending too much time writing front-end code and dealing with UI components. We would rather spend more time on business logic than matching our front-end to Figma files.
🦾 Here is what Superflex can do:
1. Turn Figma files, images and text prompts into production-ready code
2. Match your existing coding style and design system.
3. Utilize your existing UI components.
4. Chat with your codebase
5. Debugging and refactoring
🤔 How it works:
It's a VSCode extension, so you can easily install it and use it right away on VSCode or on VSCode-based editors like Cursor, Pear AI, etc.
🥰 How do I start using it?
Once you install Superflex, it will pop-up on your extensions window. Open it, create an account with email or Google, and give it an image, Figma file or a prompt.
🧑💻 Can I clone the extension?
Yes! We open-sourced our extension, so you can clone it and use as you like. We will work with our community to add new features, improve our UI so feel free to submit pull-requests. There is a lot that we can do together. As of now, our backend is not open-sourced yet but we are planning to release it in the upcoming week.
🥇 Why should I use it for front-end instead of Cursor?
We are focused on the front-end, which allows us to give less context to existing LLM's to provide better output than horizontal tools that do fine-tune LLM’s to do everything. We also integrate with Figma and will continue adding more features for front-end code.
🤨 Do you store my codebase?
Yes, but we will never store your whole files. We chunk your code into small pieces and embed it in a vector storage to provide code that matches your coding style, reuses your UI components etc. It’s similar practice to existing tools like Cursor. We are working on an even better implementation where we will never even store your code chunks - once we launch it we will share it in a blog.
❤️ How can I help the Superflex team?
If you want to help our team, please try out our extension, and if you like it, give it an upvote. We are still in the early phases so we will improve it a lot. So if you have any suggestions or encountered any issues, please email [email protected].
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Superflex looks super promising for us front-end folks! 🚀 Love the idea of spending less time on UI and more on business logic. Quick question: How well does it handle responsive design? It'd be awesome if it could generate code that's mobile-friendly out of the box. Excited to give it a spin in VSCode and see how it meshes with my workflow. Keep up the great work, team! 💪
as a frontend dev, really interested in checking this out and seeing if it takes away a lot of the grunt work😅
Superflex is a game-changer for front-end development! You're not just building better frontends faster—you're also enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of your workflow 🏆
Superflex seems to offer a very useful solution for front-end developers, especially in terms of speeding up the UI development process. Its ability to translate designs from Figma, images, or even direct text commands into code can save time that would normally be spent manually transforming designs into code. In addition, the customization of coding styles allows developers to maintain code consistency, which is important for team collaboration and long-term project maintenance. Many thanks to you and the team for successfully launching Superflex. May you be even more successful in the future. @bjankovic
This is neat. Just not sure how it adapts to my coding stile/project? It always returns react code, although my framework is laravel. Anything settable in the settings?
It might be helpful to include a feature that allows users to preview the generated code in a live environment before finalizing it. This could improve the development workflow.
The focus on adapting to existing coding styles and utilizing current components is a fantastic approach.
A colleague of mine was searching for a tool that could streamline front-end development and integrate with Figma. This tool seems perfect for their needs, so I’ll be sure to pass it along
I had some trouble accessing the documentation on the website. It might be worth checking if there’s an issue with the link.
Can you provide more details on how the tool handles debugging and refactoring? What features are included to assist with these tasks?
I've used other tools that generate code from designs, but the ability to match coding styles and reuse components here looks like a more advanced and useful feature.
Awesome work on it! The ability to build features 10x faster and integrate with Figma designs is impressive.
This is going to be a big time saving for my team. I love how it generates production ready code that aligns with our architecture. I’m definetely recommending it to a few colleagues.
@superaibek Superflex is an exciting tool for transforming ideas into front-end code directly from Figma or text prompts, making development much faster and more efficient. The ability to match coding styles and integrate UI components is a great feature. It would be interesting to know how well it handles edge cases or more complex design structures during the code generation process.
