From experience developing with GPT4, minutes would be too long for me.
I use it for exactly this use-case, converting mockups to code, but you need short feedback loops.
It will get things wrong. There'll be things it misunderstood, or small tweaks you realise you need after it's done its first job. Or maybe it misunderstood part of your design, or just needs extra prompting (ALL CAPS for emphasis, for example).
Even after multiple iterations it will extremely rarely be perfect, which is fine, because once it has a decent readable solution, you can obviously take ownership of it for yourself.
Where minutes might be fine would be in a "handoff" workflow, where designers do design and then handoff to devs. 10 minutes in between of AI processing to get something for the dev to start on would be acceptable, and the dev could then take that first attempt and using GPT4 refine it a bit. But I don't really like handoff teams anyway..