The Developer Owns the UX. The AI Owns the Code.

My mom does bead art. The kind where you sit with a tray of tiny plastic beads and, over hours — sometimes days — assemble them into an intricate portrait or devotional motif. It's meditative, precise, and deeply personal. The bottleneck has always been the pattern. You can't look at a photograph and start placing beads. You need to know exactly which bead goes where, in what color, on a grid that maps to the physical constraints of the project: how wide it is, how many colors of beads you've bo