claude-design

To generate a self-contained HTML landing page from a text brief in a CLI environment, provide the brief to the agent to trigger the design workflow, which outputs a production-ready HTML file with embedded CSS and JS for offline use.

You can create production-ready HTML prototypes using an API agent without hosted design tools by running the design workflow, which handles scoping, variant generation, and local verification to deliver a complete HTML artifact.

The process for generating HTML artifacts with embedded CSS and JavaScript involves guiding the agent through context gathering, variant generation, and local verification, ensuring the final HTML file is cohesive and handoff-ready.

Local verification is supported for HTML artifacts produced in CLI or API workflows, allowing users to validate the self-contained HTML file with embedded CSS and JS directly in their offline or hosted-repo environment.

A limitation of using an automated design workflow for one-off HTML artifacts is that it is specifically tailored for CLI/API environments, meaning it may not integrate seamlessly with visual hosted design platforms requiring direct GUI manipulation.

You need a self-contained HTML file with embedded styling for agent-generated prototypes when operating in offline or hosted-repo environments where external dependencies cannot be loaded and local verification is required.