@mattpocockuk: I fucking love prototyping Wayfinder killing it again with a modal I can open anywhere to edit the text of my courses w…
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Matt Pocock praises prototyping tool Wayfinder for its AI-powered modal that enables editing course text from anywhere.
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I fucking love prototyping
Wayfinder killing it again with a modal I can open anywhere to edit the text of my courses with AI https://t.co/xMuCwGWPd8
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