Our largest customers generally use us to prototype brand new UIs versus existing ones, so you're spot on.
We're certainly better at new UIs versus existing UIs. Existing UIs are tough because you need to first recreate what you have in the codebase first. This is a large reason why we built a Figma-like canvas (https://www.magicpatterns.com/docs/documentation/projects/ge...), so that you can reference existing designs to make new ones.
So, for example, you could make your navbar, button, dashboard, and then click on that and reference it to make another design.
P.S. if you're open to it, open a support chat or DM me? Would love to help you get more value and see what prompts are causing it to remove stuff. It can also be really frustrating when it removes features — what can be helpful is going back a version or also editing the code by hand. We've had code edit since day 1. Totally aligned everything needs to be a prompt to get the small details right.
We're certainly better at new UIs versus existing UIs. Existing UIs are tough because you need to first recreate what you have in the codebase first. This is a large reason why we built a Figma-like canvas (https://www.magicpatterns.com/docs/documentation/projects/ge...), so that you can reference existing designs to make new ones.
So, for example, you could make your navbar, button, dashboard, and then click on that and reference it to make another design.
P.S. if you're open to it, open a support chat or DM me? Would love to help you get more value and see what prompts are causing it to remove stuff. It can also be really frustrating when it removes features — what can be helpful is going back a version or also editing the code by hand. We've had code edit since day 1. Totally aligned everything needs to be a prompt to get the small details right.