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alchaincyf · publisher20,935 repository starsMIT · Freegithub.com/alchaincyf/huashu-design
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Its range covers app and web prototypes with real device frames and Playwright-verified clicks, HTML slide decks that also export to an editable PPTX with genuine text boxes rather than a flattened image, timeline motion graphics rendered to MP4 and GIF with background music, print-quality infographics exportable to PDF, PNG, or SVG, a "design direction advisor" fallback that produces three competing visual directions before any brief gets vague enough to need one, and a five-dimension expert critique that scores a design and returns a radar chart plus a keep/fix/quick-wins list. Underneath all of it sits a five-step "brand asset protocol": ask the user whether brand guidelines already exist, search the brand's own site, download real logo or screenshot assets, extract hex colors from those files rather than recalling them from memory, and lock the result into a brand-spec file that every generated page then references.

By the skill's own trigger description, it is explicitly not for production web apps or anything needing a real backend — it is aimed at people who want a shippable HTML deliverable from a single sentence, inside whatever coding agent already supports skills (the README names Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenClaw, and Hermes). Without any brand material to start from, the author's own estimate is that quality drops to 60–65 out of 100.

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What the author says is out of scope. Two limits are stated directly in the README: no layer-editable PPTX-to-Figma path — you can screenshot or screen-record the HTML output, but you can't drag its text boxes around afterward in Keynote — and no Framer-Motion-level animation, since 3D, physics simulation, and particle systems sit past what it does.

Licensing changed recently. Until 14 May 2026 the skill was free for personal use only, with commercial use requiring separate authorization; it has since moved to plain MIT, personal and commercial both, with no agreement to request.

Where the core idea came from. The README credits Anthropic's Claude Design product for the brand-asset-protocol approach, describing huashu-design as a chat-driven, skill-form reconstruction of prompts that circulated publicly about that product, built for people who would rather stay in a terminal than open a design GUI.

20,935Stars on the GitHub repository, at last check.