SMRTR Programming• Apr 7, 2026• 9to5Mac

Apple study details an AI-powered tool that helps developers build interface prototypes

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Apple researchers developed SQUIRE, an experimental AI tool that gives developers precise control over UI prototyping. Unlike typical AI coding tools, SQUIRE uses targeted prompts tied to specific interface components, preventing unwanted changes elsewhere. A study with 11 frontend developers showed increased exploration and confidence when iterating on designs.

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