That's a very interesting point. By guiding people down the "happy path" with "guardrails", we may end up in mediocrity land. Additionally, Noya is optimized f

That's a very interesting point. By guiding people down the "happy path" with "guardrails", we may end up in mediocrity land. Additionally, Noya is optimized for solving user/business problems and not visual exploration. At Airbnb we had a really strong set of design guidelines, patterns, and components that (I think) both looked beautiful AND solved user needs. I think as the tool evolves and companies integrate their own opinionated design systems (vs. just Chakra UI, which is very neutral), the output will start feeling more polished & unique. But perhaps there's more we can do here. Definitely something we'll need to think through!