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@happytokenai/happyimage-web

v0.2.0

Published

Visual workspace for running baoyu-skills content generation workflows.

Readme

HappyImage

Visual workspace and CLI for running baoyu-skills content generation workflows.

Commands

bun run build
bun run bin/happyimage.ts doctor
bun run bin/happyimage.ts web --port 3200 --open

After publishing as an npm package, the intended commands are:

npx happyimage web --open
npx happyimage doctor

Current Scope

  • Local Web UI for choosing baoyu skills without remembering slash commands.
  • Natural language intake with optional local project path or GitHub URL context.
  • Project-style outputs: source, analysis.md, outline.md, copy.md, prompts/*.md, images.
  • Publish package preparation.
  • WeChat, Weibo, and X browser-fill workflows through existing baoyu post skills.

Planning

  • PRD.md: original Web UI scope.
  • PRD_NEXT.md: current roadmap and agent-ready task split.

Notes

This package currently expects to run inside, or alongside, the baoyu-skills workspace so it can access skills/.