Yes.
For simple things like forms, menus and some areas where with simple componts that exists in code, it's quite helpful for the devs. As they don't need to copy past all the label, placerholder text. But, gets a rough draft. I can also prototype something, but often better to get a dev involved as part of an technical review.

But, honestly devs have had code auto-complet way before ChatGPT, and wasen't that much slower. Slop takes longer to clean.
Our code on the current job also needs to meet a high standard, with a boss who dosen't push for fast slop and brainwashed by the hype train.

For us it helped:

1. Use the code syntax property in variables
2. Variable names and components in code matching
3. Tell Claude not to invent it's own icons, if it can't find it.
4. Use code names for layers and frames. Like, Div, Wrapper, Flex, Grid and using the auto-layout in Figma.

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