Someone Cloned Claude Design and Released It Free

Get The Full Workflow & Prompts: https://www.skool.com/empire-os-4374 Repo: https://github.com/alchaincyf/huashu-design/ Partnerships, sponsorships, or SaaS demos — get in touch: Email: skylarmarketingagency@gmail.com ⏰ Timestamps: 00:00 - The Problem with Claude Design Usage Limits 00:41 - The Open-Source "Huashu Design" Repo 01:36 - Demo: Building in Claude Design 03:44 - Running the Open Source Clone in Antigravity 05:05 - Reviewing the AI Generated Landing Pages 09:32 - Generating Complex UI Infographics 11:59 - Final Thoughts & Conclusion Overview: We all know Claude Design is currently one of the most powerful AI UI generators on the market, but there's a massive catch: the usage limits are incredibly restrictive. You can easily burn through your daily allowance after just a few design iterations, completely bottlenecking your workflow. But what if you could run that exact same system locally? In this video, I break down a new open-source GitHub repository (Huashu Design) that successfully cloned Claude Design's system prompts, skills, and components. I'll show you how to plug this clone into the Antigravity IDE so you can generate professional-grade landing pages and infographics much faster, leveraging your own API limits instead of being capped by the standard Claude platform. Key Features Covered: - Huashu Design Repo: An open-source GitHub repository that mimics the generation capabilities and design elements of Claude Design. - Bypassing Usage Limits: Run the design system locally to leverage your Claude Pro or Max subscription limits instead of restrictive platform caps. - Antigravity Integration: Load the cloned .md skills and prompts directly into your AI workspace to guide your agent's frontend generation. - Multi-Variation Generation: Prompt your AI agent to create multiple, distinct design styles (e.g., terminal, editorial, neon) simultaneously. - Live UI Tweaking: Use interactive toggle menus injected into the code to instantly adjust colors, density, and layouts on the generated HTML