Why AI-driven UI edits keep breaking, and the workflow one dev built to fix it
xiaosun86 · x · 2026-09-14
The linked article documents a developer's repeated failures when using AI to auto-edit or replicate UIs, and the workflow they built to address those failure modes, written up as a practical retrospective. The reblogger highlights how unusually coherent and funny the accompanying demo video is (a Black Myth: Wukong character). First-hand debugging insights throughout.
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