Huashu Design is a design skill for Claude Code and other AI agents that generates production-ready visual assets from text prompts.
The tool addresses the gap between rapid prototyping and design quality by generating HTML-native designs—product animations, clickable app prototypes, editable presentations, and print-ready infographics—in three to thirty minutes. It works by accepting brand assets like logos, color palettes, and UI screenshots to understand brand identity, then applies three logic advisors and sixty HTML native style libraries as fallback when no brand materials are provided. The generated designs are created entirely through HTML and code rather than external design tools, and the tool itself demonstrates its capabilities through animations and interactive elements built with its own system.
The tool suits teams shipping products quickly who need professional-grade design output without design tool expertise or extended timelines. It works across multiple AI agents including Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenClaw, and Hermes, making it agent-agnostic. The README does not compare it to alternative design tools or approaches.
The project includes comprehensive supporting materials beyond the main skill file, with four subdirectories containing recipes, scripts, assets, and demos that are essential to functionality. Installation requires ensuring all supporting directories are present, as older versions of the skills CLI had a bug that only synced the main file. The project provides video tutorials and detailed setup documentation, including fallback installation via git clone for users encountering issues with the package manager approach.
