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Its good but could be better. not doing anything extremely unique.

The AI core is good for rapid brainstorming and flow design, but the interface is deeply frustrating to work in. Cramming every single property into just two massive side panels suffocates the canvas, making it feel claustrophobic, cluttered, and intimidating even on a 1440p screen. It is exhausting to constantly feel restricted by the UI while trying to build complex workflows, and having to leave the canvas just to check remaining tokens completely breaks the creative momentum. also if u see my experiece it was pretty frustrated with mcp and shader’s then canvas become hard to edit with no sync. and i didn’t used shader in this just because it was so hard to use in the canvas as i tried to report that in bug please check it out. Thanks

Keshav Kadian 4 days ago

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MCP Authentication Loop Blocker (Cursor & Antigravity IDE)

This bug completely breaks the Model Context Protocol (MCP) functionality, making it impossible to integrate Wonder with any AI development tools (tested in both Cursor and Antigravity IDE). For anyone trying to build with Wonder under hackathon time constraints, this is a total showstopper. The Wonder MCP server successfully establishes a connection at the IDE panel level (showing as "Connected"), but completely fails during runtime execution/chat initialization. When attempting to invoke the MCP server within the AI chat, it triggers an immediate authorization failure with no provided mechanism, UI prompt, or documentation on how to pass authentication credentials. Furthermore, navigating directly to the MCP server URL endpoint returns an explicit authorization required error, indicating that the server lacks a proper public hand-shaking or local token validation flow for external IDE clients.

Keshav Kadian 4 days ago

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Rejected

MCP Authentication Loop Blocker (Cursor & Antigravity IDE)

This bug completely breaks the Model Context Protocol (MCP) functionality, making it impossible to integrate Wonder with any AI development tools (tested in both Cursor and Antigravity IDE). For anyone trying to build with Wonder under hackathon time constraints, this is a total showstopper. The Wonder MCP server successfully establishes a connection at the IDE panel level (showing as "Connected"), but completely fails during runtime execution/chat initialization. When attempting to invoke the MCP server within the AI chat, it triggers an immediate authorization failure with no provided mechanism, UI prompt, or documentation on how to pass authentication credentials. Furthermore, navigating directly to the MCP server URL endpoint returns an explicit authorization required error, indicating that the server lacks a proper public hand-shaking or local token validation flow for external IDE clients.

Keshav Kadian 4 days ago

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Feature Request

Transferring the layout from Figma to Wonder

When I imported my design from Figma into Wonder, the layout broke significantly. Most spacing and Auto Layout structures were lost, many images were missing, components were broken, and various visual artifacts appeared. Fonts were replaced, and some text content disappeared entirely. As a result, the imported design no longer closely resembled the original Figma file. It felt more like the design had been processed through an AI transformation rather than accurately transferred from Figma. I also tried using Wonder to generate several alternative design concepts while preserving the same functionality. However, the generated variations were almost identical to the original layout, with only minor visual changes such as different colors or added shadows.

Alina Markovich 23 days ago

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Bug Reports

Completed

Canvas fails to load with "Could not load this page" / load-failed error

Description: The canvas was loading and editing normally throughout an extended design session today. Mid-session, attempting to reload the canvas now redirects to app.wonder.so/error?reason=load-failed with the "Could not load this page" message. What I've tried: Hard refresh (Cmd+Shift+R) New Google Chrome browser tab from the Wonder homepage Opening the canvas link directly vs from the file list All result in the same load-failed redirect. The error is repeatable across all attempts. Time first observed: roughly 7:10 PM ET I'm on the Max plan and have ~10,000 credits remaining for this billing period I was actively about to use in this session. Plan renews today (May 17, 2026) so those credits are about to reset to zero. Effectively losing them due to this outage.

William Robinson about 2 months ago

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