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Prototyping with AI - Part II: From Prototype to Polish

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​Part II: From Prototype to Polish
Rules, agents, skills, MCPs & Figma integration

​This is Part II of a 2-part course.
Join the waitlist for Part I: 0→1 From Idea to Product if you're new.


​Learn AI by building, not just talking.

​You can build a prototype. This is about building one that's actually ready to hand off.

​Part II layers in the tools that close the gap between "it works" and "it's shippable." Rules, agents, skills, MCPs, Figma integration — the infrastructure that makes AI build the way your team builds.

​What you'll do:

  • ​Pull in your company's real code, design tokens, and component libraries

  • ​Write rules and agents that enforce your team's style and structure

  • ​Connect Figma directly — so spacing, type, and layout match, not approximate

  • ​Extend Claude Code with MCPs and custom skills built for your workflow

  • ​Leave with a prototype engineers won't need to rewrite

​By the end, you'll have working files on your machine and a repeatable process. Prototypes that mirror your Figma. Code that follows best practices.

​Five seats. Everyone gets hands-on help and space to ask real questions.


Who this is for
Designers, PMs, and founders closing the gap between prototype and production.

​You're a fit if:

  • ​You've built with AI before — in Part I or on your own — and want more control

  • ​Your prototypes don't look like your designs, and that bothers you

  • ​You hand off to engineers and want to stop apologizing for the code

  • ​You want practical skills, not another AI overview

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​What you'll need:

  • ​Claude or ChatGPT subscription

  • ​Figma Pro account

  • ​GitHub account (free works)

  • ​Part I, or comfort with Git, prompting, and deploying a basic prototype


​New to this? Part I covers idea to live prototype in hours. Join the waitlist