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@haqex/claude

v1.0.5

Published

Drop-in Claude Code bundles — install production-grade AI skills into any project in one command

Readme

@haqex/claude

Drop-in Claude Code bundles. Install production-grade AI skills into any project in one command — no config, no setup, no .claude/ copying required.

Usage

npx @haqex/claude

Interactive menu — pick which bundle(s) to install.

npx @haqex/claude frontend
npx @haqex/claude learn
npx @haqex/claude frontend learn

Install specific bundles directly.

What happens

  1. Selected bundle(s) are copied into ./haqex/<bundle-name>/ in your project
  2. The activation prompt is printed — paste it to Claude and you're done

Bundles

| Bundle | Skills | What It Does | |--------|--------|-------------| | frontend | impeccable-design, audit, polish, normalize, critique | Production frontend design — distinctive UI, accessibility, anti-AI-slop | | learn | youtube-to-skill, build-scroll-animation, generate-scroll-frames, generate-transition-video | YouTube knowledge capture + 3D scroll animation pipeline | | core | run-pipeline, approve-proposal | Pipeline orchestration |

Every bundle includes run-pipeline — no separate core install needed.

Activation

After install, Claude prints a prompt like:

I've added the frontend bundle to this project at `./haqex/frontend`.
Read `./haqex/frontend/BUNDLE.md` to load all skills and rules.
Use `./haqex/frontend` as the bundle root for all skill and pipeline lookups.

Paste that to Claude. It reads the bundle and all skills are immediately available.

Example session

$ npx @haqex/claude frontend

  ✓ Installed frontend → ./haqex/frontend

  Activate with Claude:
  ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  I've added the frontend bundle to this project at `./haqex/frontend`.
  Read `./haqex/frontend/BUNDLE.md` to load all skills and rules.
  Use `./haqex/frontend` as the bundle root for all skill and pipeline lookups.
  ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

Then in Claude:

run-pipeline frontend-build target="a pricing page"