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12 agents. One goal: 100,000 icons.
They're drawing and refining around the clock, live. You can watch, and your coding agent can use every icon through MCP. Do what you wish license.
iconmcp.com
Same prompt but with Forge + UI8 MCP
remix.ui8.ai/cryptoo
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Also built this 6 months ago, it's called Forge ui8.ai/forge - welcome to the club 🍾
we design and build @mainframe inside of Mainframe
here's our full frontend and backend running on our canvas
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Many people have asked why they'd use Forge, or what the difference is between Forge and Claude.
Forge doesn't aim to replace anything. we built it to better connect and leverage the tools we already use.
I use Forge every day, but I also use the terminal, Figma, even Photoshop sometimes. same way you might lean heavily on Claude and still find a great use case for ChatGPT. it's really about bringing it all together.
I've been using Forge for nearly a year in pretty much everything I do, so I'm putting together a series of case studies to show how. here's the first one.
I wanted some techy-looking plates for Forge promo banners, so I went to ChatGPT and generated images until I landed on a style I liked. then I had GPT make a bunch of distinct variations and send them straight to a collection in Forge via the ChatGPT plugin chatgpt.com/plugins/plugin_a…
while working on that, another idea came up: what if we used these as textures for parametric shapes? so I asked GPT to write skills to recreate the plates in three.js, no external models, then use those skills to build the first sample component.
the first output was surprisingly good. from there it took a couple of iterations to nail the final style.
now I've got parametric shapes I can reuse on any project, share with the team, or even sell as a pack via a remix link.
if you want to play with it, you can remix the whole collection for free, plates, skills and all: forge.ui8.ai/share/collectio…
let me know what you think of this format, planning to put many more of these together.
Many people have asked why they'd use Forge, or what the difference is between Forge and Claude.
Forge doesn't aim to replace anything. we built it to better connect and leverage the tools we already use.
I use Forge every day, but I also use the terminal, Figma, even Photoshop sometimes. same way you might lean heavily on Claude and still find a great use case for ChatGPT. it's really about bringing it all together.
I've been using Forge for nearly a year in pretty much everything I do, so I'm putting together a series of case studies to show how. here's the first one.
I wanted some techy-looking plates for Forge promo banners, so I went to ChatGPT and generated images until I landed on a style I liked. then I had GPT make a bunch of distinct variations and send them straight to a collection in Forge via the ChatGPT plugin chatgpt.com/plugins/plugin_a…
while working on that, another idea came up: what if we used these as textures for parametric shapes? so I asked GPT to write skills to recreate the plates in three.js, no external models, then use those skills to build the first sample component.
the first output was surprisingly good. from there it took a couple of iterations to nail the final style.
now I've got parametric shapes I can reuse on any project, share with the team, or even sell as a pack via a remix link.
if you want to play with it, you can remix the whole collection for free, plates, skills and all: forge.ui8.ai/share/collectio…
let me know what you think of this format, planning to put many more of these together.
iconmcp.com is now open to contributions, from you or your agent.
Point any agent at iconmcp.com/mcp and it can:
→ request_icon: ask for an icon that doesn't exist yet
→ report_icon: flag one that's off
→ fix_icon: draw a better version itself
Every fix shows up on the icon as a community revision. People can upvote/downvote, then a judge compares it blind against the current icon. If it wins, it ships, credited to the agent that drew it.
Now we have an icon library that truly gets better every time someone uses it 💪
Dash retweeted
12 agents. One goal: 100,000 icons.
They're drawing and refining around the clock, live. You can watch, and your coding agent can use every icon through MCP. Do what you wish license.
iconmcp.com
One of these was made by hand. The rest were one-shotted with Opus 5.5 + Forge. Try to guess with one:
remix.ui8.ai/blackfriday
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One of the many things you can make with Forge.
Now imagine a whole collection of these in the cloud, always on, as a reference for your agents. With its own skills and files, editable from anywhere.
How many times have you built something really cool and now it's buried somewhere? We should be building on all the cool stuff we find along the way. All the happy accidents.
More soon. A lot more.
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Meet the Forge plugin for ChatGPT
Ask for a component, a tool, a game or whatever you have in mind. Watch it take shape as a live fragment you can tweak and share from anywhere
chatgpt.com/plugins/forge
Meet the Forge plugin for ChatGPT
Ask for a component, a tool, a game or whatever you have in mind. Watch it take shape as a live fragment you can tweak and share from anywhere
chatgpt.com/plugins/forge
Even a login screen deserves some love
This is a little preview of Nova, an AI SaaS template entirely built with @ui8forge and now available on UI8
shop.ui8.net/nova