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dekit-cli

v0.5.0

Published

A code-first design toolkit for agents and humans — create, preview, and screenshot HTML/CSS designs

Downloads

135

Readme

dekit

A design canvas for AI code agents.

Agents write HTML/CSS designs, preview and screenshot them, iterate until satisfied — then humans review in the browser and give feedback.

dekit editor

How It Works

  1. Agent designs — scaffolds a project, writes HTML/CSS, takes screenshots to self-check
  2. Human reviews — opens the browser preview, inspects elements, right-clicks to Copy Ref
  3. Human gives feedback — pastes the ref in terminal with instructions
  4. Agent iterates — resolves the ref to source code, makes changes, screenshots to verify

All design files live inside a .dekit/ directory, keeping your project clean.

Getting Started

1. Install

npm install -g dekit-cli

2. Set up your agent

Create a skill file at .claude/skills/dekit/SKILL.md:

---
name: dekit
description: Use dekit to create, preview, and iterate on HTML/CSS designs
---
Run `dekit usage` to get the full usage guide.
Follow the guide to complete your design task.

3. Try it

> Use dekit to design a landing page for a task management app

Examples

Design for mobile:

> Use dekit to design a mobile app for a fitness tracker, use the mobile template

Add to an existing project:

> Initialize a dekit design project using the dashboard template

Review and give feedback:

Right-click any element in the preview and Copy Ref, then tell the agent:

> The hero section $${[email protected]} needs more padding, and make the CTA button blue

Add pages and components:

> Add a pricing page with a 3-tier card layout
> Create a ui-card component with an image slot and body slot

License

Apache 2.0