Google's Stitch Rapid: rough prompt to multi-screen flow in 5 seconds
tokumin · x · 2026-11-12
Google's Stitch team launched an experimental Stitch Rapid mode powered by the Gemini Decisions API, compressing early design iteration from minutes to seconds: 5 seconds from a rough prompt to a multi-screen flow, 2 seconds from a tap to new variations, and one click to jump into Stitch for deeper UI polish.
The lead said the idea came from his own pain point—agents took minutes to sketch mockups while his attention drifted; early design needs a synchronous partner that keeps up. Google stresses this is an early MVP to test how fast ideation can feel, with favorite parts folding into the full Stitch experience later.
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