claude-design

Generate self-contained HTML design artifacts for CLI/API agent runtimes.

Updated May 5, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Z43L/zeus-agent --skill claude-design-z43l
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Skill: claude-design
Source: https://github.com/Z43L/zeus-agent/tree/main/skills/creative/claude-design
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Z43L/zeus-agent --skill claude-design-z43l

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you produce polished HTML design artifacts in a CLI/API agent environment, preserving Claude Design’s process and taste while avoiding hosted-only tooling.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • One-off HTML artifact creation: Generates landing pages, decks, prototypes, dashboards, modals, and component explorations as local, openable files.
  • Hosted-tool remapping for CLI/API runtime: Ignores web-ui-only concepts and adapts the workflow to what’s available locally.
  • Context-driven design workflow: Scans existing repo/theme/token sources when present, defines a local design system, creates variants, and verifies output quality before reporting.
  • Responsive and accessible standards: Uses CSS variables, grid, focus/hover states, and prefers-reduced-motion handling.

Quick Start

Create a single high-fidelity responsive prototype landing page HTML file based on my brief, and include a Tweaks panel for theme and density.

Frequently Asked Questions about claude-design

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate an HTML landing page prototype using a CLI agent runtime?

You can generate a self-contained HTML landing page prototype by having the CLI agent gather your context, select a design system, and output a local file with embedded CSS and JS. This approach produces high-fidelity artifacts without requiring hosted UI tools.

What is the best way to build UI prototypes when hosted design tools are unavailable?

Building UI prototypes locally through a CLI/API agent allows you to create high-fidelity HTML artifacts. The workflow involves scanning existing repo or token sources, defining a local design system, and outputting self-contained files with responsive and accessible standards.

Can I create dashboards and component labs as standalone HTML files?

Yes, you can create dashboards, component labs, decks, and motion studies as standalone HTML files. The process uses CSS variables, grid layouts, focus and hover states, and prefers-reduced-motion handling to ensure responsive and accessible output.

Do I need an existing design system to generate local HTML artifacts?

You do not need an existing design system, as the workflow can scan your repository for theme or token sources and define a local design system if none is present. It creates variants and verifies output quality before reporting the final files.

How do I add a Tweaks panel to a responsive HTML prototype for theme and density adjustments?

To add a Tweaks panel for theme and density adjustments, request it in your brief when generating the responsive HTML prototype. The agent will embed the necessary CSS variables and JavaScript locally within the single output file to enable interactive control.

Are there limitations to producing design artifacts in a CLI runtime compared to hosted tools?

Producing design artifacts in a CLI runtime means you must rely on local file output and embedded CSS/JS instead of hosted web UI features. The workflow adapts by using local verification methods and remapping hosted-only concepts to what is available in your environment.