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Generating multiple UI design variants requires providing a feature description to produce AI-driven visual concepts. You can then review these options side-by-side to accelerate early product design and brainstorming.

The best way to compare visual design options side-by-side is by using a comparison board that displays multiple AI design variants together. This allows you to quickly evaluate options, gather feedback, and iterate from a shared baseline.

You can collect structured feedback on UI design concepts by presenting multiple AI-generated variants on a comparison board. This surfaces a shared baseline for team evaluation, allowing you to gather feedback and iterate before building.

Yes, you can use AI design exploration during early product feature reviews to proactively suggest visual concepts. By generating multiple variants, you can quickly surface options, evaluate them side-by-side, and iterate before building.

Yes, generating AI design variants requires design and browse tooling. These tools enable the system to proactively suggest visual concepts, surface options for evaluation, and save artifacts to your project directory.

During visual exploration, AI generated design artifacts are saved to the ~/.gstack/projects/$SLUG/designs/ directory. This ensures your generated variants and comparison boards are stored locally for future iteration and feedback.