Yes, it's the best we have right now, at least for graphic design (not design in general). But getting a good result still takes a lot of iteration and specific guidance.
For example, it generated this atrocious table of contents in one of my sessions:
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- Visual Output: Arrows point from the code to two versions of the "ariakit" logo—one optimized for a dark background (white text) and one for a light background (black text).](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:eaimln3uk5ntgmykcbxrmsyp/bafkreicxygdcla2eauky5irkh4h6rnz2l4yjegcfpp6c7pskbrfcwb3xae)
![A code snippet of an anchor tag showing advanced syntax highlighting within the `class` attribute. Standard utilities like `relative` are blue. Modifiers such as `before:` and `hover:` appear in pink. Arbitrary values inside brackets, like `[-2px]`, are colored differently (yellow/orange) to distinguish them from standard class names.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:eaimln3uk5ntgmykcbxrmsyp/bafkreibyljnzecmniwjnvk5fkw62rbhdthdy6fs3qy7py2mha6nbe43fcy)
![A side‑by‑side code comparison showing migration from TypeScript path aliases to Node.js imports. On the left, tsconfig.json defines `"paths": { "@/ *": ["./ *"] }`, used as `import "@/foo"`. On the right, package.json defines `"imports": { "#app/ *": "./ *" }`, used as `import "#app/foo"`. Red arrows point from the TS config to the package.json config and from the old import style to the new one.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:eaimln3uk5ntgmykcbxrmsyp/bafkreigvvdln7epnz7iuxiz4ky5blyc7vh4o6gmxqt6ju32cnhlicbsmva)
