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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.

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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

Forge is now available on Windows 🫡 ui8.ai/forge

holy shit another screenshot app! clap.io except i'm making it the one I always wished existed

Today we shipped the biggest Forge update yet. Fragments, sharing and remix, free starters, a new site: ui8.ai/forge Quick rundown below 👇