Antidraw open-source AI prototyping canvas releases alpha
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Antidraw has released the alpha version of its open-source AI prototyping canvas, where each frame corresponds to runnable React code. The desktop app currently supports only macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel machines), runs Claude Code locally, and uses the user's own Claude account. Antidraw says this version is free and open source and is in an early alpha stage.
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Antidraw is an open-source, MIT-licensed design canvas that runs Claude Code locally with your own Claude account, where each frame is real React code built from libraries like shadcn/ui, Radix, Mantine and Material UI, or any npm package. It is currently in early alpha for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), with signed and notarized builds and automatic updates via electron-updater.
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