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create-appforge

v1.0.5

Published

AppForge Setup Wizard — AI design agency pipeline installer

Readme

AppForge

Your AI design agency. Set up in 10 minutes.

AppForge is a multi-agent AI design pipeline that takes a plain-language brief and delivers professionally debated, Figma-ready app designs — running unattended while you work.

Quick Start

npx create-appforge

That's it. A browser window opens with the setup wizard. Follow the steps.

What You'll Need

What Gets Installed

AppForge installs to a single folder on your machine (default: ~/appforge-agents).

It never modifies:

  • Your global Claude Code settings (~/.claude/)
  • Other Claude Code projects
  • Any system files or global configs

It only writes to:

  • The install folder you choose during setup

Running a Design

After setup, open a terminal and start Claude Code:

cd ~/appforge-agents && claude

Then run a design:

/design:brief "A fitness tracking app for busy professionals. iOS-first, premium feel, fast workout logging."

Or trigger from your phone via Claude Dispatch:

"Design an app for [your brief]"

What Happens

  1. Requirements & UX architecture extracted from your brief
  2. 2–5 design variants generated in parallel
  3. Each variant defended in a 4-round adversarial debate
  4. Winning design refined with surviving critique
  5. Independent Qwen3.5 AI reviews and challenges the winner
  6. Best ideas adopted, everything else documented
  7. Final design written to Figma with 4 professional pages

Cost

Typically $2–3 per full pipeline run (Claude API only). Qwen3.5 via Ollama cloud is billed separately at Ollama rates.

Removing AppForge

Delete the install folder. That's all AppForge wrote to.

rm -rf ~/appforge-agents

Built with Claude Code · Figma MCP · OpenCode · Qwen3.5