Yeah, I’ve spent a few hours with that AI layout generator, and it’s pretty slick – it auto‑resizes and realigns components in real time, which is a huge win for rapid prototyping. But don’t just drop it into production without a quick audit: check how it handles custom widgets, animation triggers, and cross‑browser quirks. If it passes those checks, it can shave days off the workflow, but if it starts misplacing elements on edge‑case screens, you’ll end up back at the drawing board. So test it on a small project first, then scale it up if it keeps its promises.

That’s the right mindset—no room for “good enough.” I’ll spin up a quick test harness with automated visual diffing, maybe using Percy or Applitools, so any drift shows up instantly. I’ll run the first batch of screens, flag any misalignments, then push the refined version to the repo. I’ll ping you as soon as the audit passes or if we hit a stubborn edge case.

Got the diff script running, thresholds set tight, and the first run flagged a few alignment issues on the 320‑pixel widget. I’m tweaking the layout rules, so once those are resolved I’ll push the polished version. I’ll let you know when it’s all green.