It is well known that IDEs have become extremely competitive, but despite this competition, while these IDEs are indeed powerful, there are still many fragmented needs that cannot be fully addressed. Small pain points in the development process still exist, such as how to guide the IDE to better meet one's needs?
Copycoder has identified this market; with just one image, it can clearly supplement the complex structure, component planning, or import paths of an entire website. You only need to focus on the main functionality development. Using it in conjunction with Windsurf is simply incredible!! You must experience it:
For example, if I want to replicate the design of this webpage, I currently only have an image like this:
All I need to do is upload the screenshot to Copycoder:
You will receive a very detailed prompt, and the approximate structure after translation into English is:
- Detailed requirements for component development
- Core content, including navigation, page layout, content display, and color schemes, etc.
- Clear planning with a very clear directory structure
Then you can have it keep writing and drilling down continuously until the demo for all n pages of the entire webpage is completed. The whole process may take less than half an hour. Windsurf + Copycoder = King of Demos.
Copycoder's approach is quite simple: since Cursor and Bolt are the big stars in the spotlight, I won’t compete for that leading role; instead, I will be their thoughtful assistant, helping them with those "important tasks that cannot be done." That's it.