Framer 3.0: Agents Turn Designers into Orchestrators
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20 MINUTES by Noco - for B2B SaaS founders and CMOs that move fast
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What is Framer’s quiet comeback and why is the 3.0 launch significant?
Welcome back to another episode of 20 Minutes by NoCo. And as the AI Hype Train is in full effect, some of those folks just keep their head down and just keep building. And it seems like Framer is one of those. Because you know, you still remember, and it's not that long ago that Framer was the next best thing, basically right before. That whole AI explosion. Well They seem to have been in the shade a little bit, I would say, publicity wise, but that didn't slow them down because the upgrade or the update that they launched, I think it was last week, Fraver three point oh, they coin coined it, looks pretty impressive to me. But then again, I didn't have a lot of time to tinker around with it. Maybe you guys did.
Uh, but at least we have some uh some videos to look at and uh which we did. And I'm not the expert here, guys, but it looks pretty intuitive to me that that agent workflow. It's it's really quite something. Um yeah, definitely I don't I don't even know where to start. First let's introduce you guys. Leonardo Zamboni, designer at NOCO, Daniel, head of development. Look, we got a little heart there, that's always nice. What do you make of the the update? Let's just start there. Let's do a high over You know, and let's have a high over look at it. Framer three point oh, what's your f what's your take, Leo?
Yeah, my take is uh that I'm stunned. I think it's this is really a game changer. It's uh pretty much insane. Uh essentially we have now these new agents in Framer that can run the work for you. And essentially uh yeah, exactly. That was the the event that I've seen. And right now you have the those agents basically where you can uh will You know, they they can do the the the work for you while in parallel. At the same time you can still working at the website, maybe in other sections. Um I think uh that primer changed. The entire tool at this point is not Uh uh in fact they called it three point zero here three point oh for this reason, because it's a new era of the tool. Um and if you take a look at the uh at the actual uh product, it's completely different.
Now we have on the right panel we have uh a whole dedicated section for the agents.
How do the new agents in Framer feel native and what can they automate?
And um Yeah, and this is uh it kinda like impressive because uh uh at the first time, yeah, for the exactly those uh as uh exactly as you can see in the in the video. You can switch model, you can uh an another uh really cool thing is that you can now attach an external tool like cloud code um to the uh to the software. Uh yeah. That that's what they get into. get
into uh at the end of the video but let's stop at the ages right because the key the key word of this whole update is agents now we've heard this before a lot of you know almost every established platform runs you know rolls out updates and they all have a gemtic workflows we saw it with web flow we saw it with well even the tool that we're using now to record this podcast D script they all have agents they all have agents and I guess the the common denominator is that you have somewhere you have a chat window in your in the in the workflow that you're that you're used, you type and you ask it to do something. And then it starts working for you. And then some tools do it better than others, right?
Uh for example, look looking at the descript agent, which they call underlord, it works quite well, but it's still very limited. Now I know that's a marketing video, but looking at uh the examples that the the Framer guys uh gave in this video where they actually take you on a trip and show you their workflow. looks pretty damn intuitive. And that was the first thing that stood out to me. You can just prompt like you always do. Yes, you can you can choose your model, but you can do that everywhere. But you can also you can tag components, you can tag pages, you can tag all kinds of stuff that is in your in your framework project. And add it as context to your prompt. And um It just looked really, really
Seamless.
Yeah. Yeah, definitely.
Yeah.
D seamless seamless is the right word for this, I guess.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is Framer’s quiet comeback and why is the 3.0 launch significant?
0:00–2:30
2
How do the new agents in Framer feel native and what can they automate?
2:30–4:59
3
Why does Framer’s design‑first DNA narrow the gap from idea to build?
4:59–5:52
4
How does Framer compare to Webflow and what’s the 50‑60 % performance question?
5:52–10:32
5
What raw creative power does Framer’s Claude‑style agent provide?
10:32–12:28
6
In what ways does the designer become an orchestrator with Framer agents?
12:28–14:27
7
How can you achieve premium results on a small budget using Framer’s workflow?
14:27–19:55
8
What’s the best way to set up a design system inside Framer for B2B SaaS teams?
19:55–30:25
Speakers
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