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When Prompts Get Slow: Paper & Claude Design

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What you'll learn

Speed up the last mile of design polish

Use direct manipulation when small visual refinements are faster to make than explain through multiple prompts.

Enjoy the best of both worlds

Combine the leverage of AI agents with the precision and immediacy of a visual canvas.

Bring familiarity to an agentic workflow

Use familiar canvas interactions to make agentic design feel more intuitive, controllable, and approachable.

Why this topic matters

Agentic design can be remarkably fast, but many designers find the final stretch slow, indirect, or frustrating. Small changes to spacing, hierarchy, and composition can take several prompts to communicate. Paper and Claude Design add directness and visual communication to the agentic workflow, letting you stay AI-native while using the canvas whenever making the change is easier than describing it.

You'll learn from

Ayon Bhattacharya

AI-native designer & 7th employee at Eve (an a16z backed unicorn).

Ayon helps designers and PMs become technically dangerous with AI: able to prototype, automate, and ship like builders.

Ayon was an early employee at Eve, an a16z-backed AI unicorn. A founding designer with hands-on experience with product management and development, he now bypasses Figma to do 95% of his work directly in code.

He trained his team on AI-native workflows, created a code-based prototyping environment for the designers at Eve, and has taught 10+ hands-on workshops on topics like claude code, cursor, git, and using a design system with AI tools.

He wants an army of technically dangerous, AI powered designers to see their vision fulfilled.

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