by nexu-io
✨ The agentic HTML editor — your local AI agent writes the HTML, you ship it. 🚀 75 Skills × 9 Surfaces (magazine · deck · poster · XHS / tweet · prototype · data report · Hyperframes) 🛡️ Sandboxed preview · 📤 1-click to WeChat / X / Zhihu / HTML / PNG 🔑 Zero API key — Claude Code / Cursor / Codex / Gemini / Copilot / OpenCode / Qwen / Aider.
# Add to your Claude Code skills
git clone https://github.com/nexu-io/html-anythingGuides for using ai agents skills like html-anything.
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}Markdown is the draft. HTML is what humans read. Your local agent writes it. The agentic HTML editor — in the agentic era, you don't hand-edit docs anymore, so the output format should be what the reader actually wants: HTML. Local-first, zero API key, reuses the CLI session you already have logged in — 8 coding-agent CLIs auto-detected on your
PATH(Claude Code · Cursor Agent · Codex · Gemini CLI · GitHub Copilot CLI · OpenCode · Qwen Coder · Aider), driven by 75 composable skill templates across 9 deliverable surfaces (magazine articles · keynote decks · résumés · posters · Xiaohongshu cards · tweet cards · web prototypes · data reports · Hyperframes videos). One-click export to WeChat / X / Zhihu, or download.html/.png.
The eight skills that surface at the top of the picker's Featured / 推荐 group — sorted by their recommended: rank in SKILL.md frontmatter (lower = higher). Each ships a real example.html you can open straight from the repo, no auth, no setup.
The full skill catalog (organized by mode) is in Skills below.
Anthropic's Claude Code team announced they stopped writing internal docs in Markdown — they ship HTML now. The argument is simple:
| Markdown | HTML | |---|---| | Good for the writer | Good for the reader | | Layout limited to the renderer | Layout is yours | | Looks ugly screenshotted into a tweet | Already looks like a designed image | | Has to be re-flowed for WeChat / Zhihu / newsletter | One-click format conversion |
HTML is the final form for humans. Markdown is just an intermediate state during writing.
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But "writing HTML" used to mean writing CSS, picking type scales, snapping to a grid, doing responsive — most users won't, designers won't bother, writers don't have the patience. So what we built: after you press ⌘+Enter, your local AI agent turns any input (Markdown / CSV / Excel / JSON / SQL / raw notes) into a ship-ready single-file HTML in seconds, then one-click sends it to WeChat / X / Zhihu / anywhere. "Ship-ready" is the bar — when generation finishes, the artifact is what your audience actually sees. No "I'll touch it up later" pass.
We stand on four open-source shoulders:
nexu-io/open-design — the agent-detection layer, the design-system model, and the SKILL.md protocol. src/lib/agents/ and src/lib/templates/skills/* mirror this architecture directly.mdnice/markdown-nice](https://github.c