Analyze Figma designs for dev & AI readiness. 39 rules, scoring, HTML reports.
Ship your Figma design exactly as you intended — without learning CSS. Try it in your browser — no install needed. You designed it in Figma. You know exactly how it should look and behave — but the AI codegen guesses, and half the time it guesses wrong. The cards don't stack on mobile. The hover state disappears. The padding gets normalised. That's not what I designed. canicode is the…
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Ship your Figma design exactly as you intended — without learning CSS. Try it in your browser — no install needed. You designed it in Figma. You know exactly how it should look and behave — but the AI codegen guesses, and half the time it guesses wrong. The cards don't stack on mobile. The hover state disappears. The padding gets normalised. That's not what I designed. canicode is the pre-implementation interview between your Figma file and AI codegen. It asks the questions a developer would…
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