I asked Gemini 3 Pro to create a 3D LEGO editor.
In one shot it nailed the UI, complex spatial logic, and all the functionality.
We’re entering a new era.
It’s also amazing at games.
It recreated the old iOS game called Ridiculous Fishing from just a text prompt, including sound effects and music.
It also did something I’ve seen other LLMs struggle to do before, it built a fully functional Game Boy emulator, and yes, it even drew the Game Boy as an SVG.
At its core, we have the agent building block. The main characteristics are:
- Self-contained: Complete agent implementation with tool access
- Agentic Loop: Continues working until task completion
- Tool Integration: Automatic tool discovery and execution
- Configurable: Uses `config.yaml` for all settings
I made it so the tools are super easy to swap or add new ones, just drop files into the `tools` folder.
An orchestrator (which is also an agent block) runs multiple questions based on the nature of a request to a set number of agents and synthesizes the results.
Introducing MagicPath, an infinite canvas to create, refine, and explore with AI.
Create beautiful components and functional apps, while providing production ready code.
Available today, free, for everyone.
The Cursor moment for design is here.
In @Magicpathai every component is a conversation.
Edit and refine, either manually or with AI.
Design is the art of keeping good decisions. MagicPath lets you copy and paste interactive components across the canvas to explore and perfect your ideas.
Everything you create is a fully functional website. You can interact with your product directly in the canvas.
Resize to see design adapting. Once you're happy with your results, you can share links not only to the entire project but also to individual artboards.
You can install RAT as a command-line tool, allowing you to run it from anywhere by simply typing `rat`.
There is also a specialized implementation designed for Claude models that leverages Anthropic's message prefilling capabilities. This version makes Claude believe the reasoning process is its own internal thought process, leading to more coherent and contextually aware responses.
If you're a CS student worried about recent AI developments, read this.
First, intelligence is not a measure of effectiveness. I've managed many people throughout my career, and if you don't know how to employ their intelligence effectively, raw ability simply doesn't matter.
This is where AI tools are right now, and I expect them to stay this way for a while. While reaching incredible levels of intelligence, we still don't know how to direct them most effectively. Your job WILL change - that's a fact. But it won't be a straight replacement as some claim.
It will be an evolution. Your ideas and design/product decisions will become even more valuable.