The author's 35-second demo: a design image goes in, the agent rebuilds it as code, renders its own build and lines it up against the design in a visual diff, then flips through the six landing pages it made, each from one picture and one prompt.
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A reference for what design-to-code can make. The creator says it was made with this tool, and the repo is public. We checked the link: github.com/Atharvsinh-codez/skills.
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APP DEMO0:24The author's 24-second demo: a grid of small app moments (a scheduler with Day/Week/Month tabs, a search box, a music player, a revenue chart, app icons) is clicked through by a cursor, with settings changing, tracks switching and numbers updating, all made as faux UI with the skill.
APP DEMO0:14A 15-second reel of landing pages the author designed in two months with this open-source designer skill, Claude, Cursor and Higgsfield: a blue-tile coastline, a pixel-cloud fintech page, a lighthouse hero, a chef mascot, a puppet-string agent page and a cockpit travel site.
APP DEMO1:30The author records a problem while talking and drawing on the screen; Scrawl turns it into marked frames and a timed transcript that the coding agent reads and acts on.
APP DEMO0:11The author's 11-second demo of dimensional-drawing: the sheet draws itself line by line, starting on the header close-up, pulling back to the plan view, lifting the layers into an exploded view and ending on the full page of measurements.
APP DEMO0:07The author's 8-second demo: a purple, glowing AI-made invoicing landing page is marked up element by element and turns into a calm dark design with its own paper-plane hero, the before/after clip the skill can record for you.
APP DEMO1:05The Hermes web app serves the desktop experience (chat, files, Git, terminal) from your own Hermes host.