Just went public: https://github.com/AllTheMachines/Faceplate If you make synths, effects, or instruments for DAWs like Ableton, FL Studio, or Logic, you know the struggle: knobs, sliders, meters… and then hand-coding every detail in C++. Faceplate changes that. Design your plugin UI visually, then export fully working C++ code ready to drop into your project. How it works: Drag elements onto a canvas → adjust size, color, and behavior → preview in real time → export. Features - 60+ UI components (knobs, sliders, VU meters, waveform displays) - Real-time preview - Multi-window layouts - SVG import with automatic layer detection Who it’s for: Audio developers who want to design interfaces, not wrestle with GUI code. Status: Public and usable, still evolving. Bugs are expected — feedback is welcome. Why GSD helped ? Built in 52 focused phases, from empty canvas to a full design tool. The architecture stayed clean as features stacked up — nothing broke, everything landed. What started as “make UI faster” is now a tool I use every day.

Hey guys! I literally just joined Skool. Our team just started GSD last week and it is on exploration phase. Last year I was able to use KiloCode extension and it was there where I first encountered the AUQ tool

Hey everyone, since i know you all are going to be legends in the space, I would love to hear what people are doing to get a nice UI/UX going in their builds. GSD is basically the ultimate engine builder. But, I am struggling in the Design side. Any helpful direction? I'm thinking along the lines of Google stitch. Maybe build the engine -> Build Brand/design guidelines -> Research Engine -> Google Stitch -> back to GSD -> Sacrifice another goat -> profit?

Anyone found a way to connect with Vscod/Claude/GSD from your phone? Like as if I am myself inside the IDE. I am now trying some things with openclaw. I set up openclaw. Thinking to set up vscode/claude code on there. But not sure, am I thinking right direction or am I making it unnecessary complicated?