Web Designer + AI Developer. Open for good collaborations. Shipping websites that scale efficiently as your business grows.
Want to edit my $199 @Framer template using AI Agents? 💪
I've added an entire project context prompt to make things simpler...
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Want to edit my $199 @Framer template using AI Agents? 💪
I've added an entire project context prompt to make things simpler...
Want a free copy? (5/5 left)
1. Like this post
2. Like & comment on Lunarch - Framer Marketplace (link in the comments)
I'll randomly pick 5 winners on Jul 25, 2026 on my X account!
<30 seconds. Created a design system documentation just using a single prompt.
👇PROMPT IN COMMENTS👇
👇 EXACT PROMPT IN COMMENTS 👇
Before launching a project, I ask @Framer Agent to audit the entire file.
The prompt checks everything from styles and components to unused code, CMS connections, broken links, SEO, accessibility, and performance.
Instead of guessing what I might have missed, I get a clean list of issues to review before publishing.
Highly recommend adding this to your QA process.
Launching soon...
Just a few minor things left for my first big architecture template.
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I don't want followers who aren't active.
I'm comfortable having only 100 to 200 followers but super active daily and interact with each other.
Planning to build a community over Whatsapp. Would you like to join?
One form. Multiple pages. Zero tracking guesswork.
For my upcoming Framer template, Lunarch Studio, I built a reusable form component that supports custom tracking IDs. Every form submission tells you exactly which page it came from, without creating separate forms for each page.
Small detail. Much better analytics.
I stopped manually checking AI changes. 👀
I asked @Framer Agent to convert every heading on my website from camelCase to Sentence case.
Easy.
But I still wanted to verify every change before publishing.
So I gave it one more instruction:
"Include a hyperlink in your response that takes me directly to each page you modified."
Now I simply click the links, review the pages one by one, and approve the changes in minutes.
Small prompt.
Huge workflow improvement.
AI isn't just about automation.
It's about making verification just as efficient.
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No wonder my post is getting so hyped.
Getting highlighted feels so good!
