Open Source UI and UX prototyping tool for designing static and animated layouts.
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Open Source UI and UX prototyping tool for designing static and animated layouts.
StitchFlow turns prompts into UI directions, Tailwind-friendly HTML, and screenshots across Codex, Claude Code, OpenClaw, GitHub Copilot, and Gemini CLI.
Open-source AI-assisted Design plugin for Hermes Desktop with editable artboards, generated images, social graphics, and UI prototyping.
AI-assisted HTML prototyping toolkit and Agent Skill — build, annotate, review, screenshot, and iterate real DOM UI with Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.
This project is sample project for common popup in mobile game.
Portable agent skill and local browser bridge for sending frontend UI prompts into Stitch and getting raw export code back.
Provides utilities to generate fake data in order to create a static design
Preview HTML mockups from your vault with your plugin's CSS injected into an isolated iframe, for design-time UI prototyping.
An approval-first agent skill for exploring UI directions, validating interactive HTML prototypes, documenting approved designs in Figma, and handing work off to implementation.
Prototype Obsidian plugin UI with Arrow.js against Obsidian's real styling — a client-only sandbox plus a create-obsidian-arrow scaffolder.
Browser-based visual UI-flow sketcher with native WebMCP tools.
A Git-backed visual workbench for remixing registered React components with Puck, deterministic fixtures, and versioned scenes.
C#-based scripting language for procedural animation, data binding and prototyping on WinUI and XAML
Compare multiple UI design directions side by side in the browser, with live design-token tuning, device preview frames, and scripted AI image/video generation. Vite + React 19 + Tailwind v4 template for AI-assisted UI/UX design sessions.
Claude Code / Codex CLI skill that turns a product idea into confirmable, high-fidelity UI prototype images using real-app references (Mobbin) and AI image generation
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