Someone built a free, open source take on Claude Design, and it runs on the Claude Code you already have. 🔗 Official links from the video: ➡️ The repo: https://github.com/nexu-io/open-design It is called Open Design. The desktop app ships no model of its own: it finds the Claude Code on your machine and uses it as the design engine, so you describe a landing page, a dashboard or a slide deck and it writes real files you can export as HTML, PDF, PPTX or MP4. If you would rather run a different model, you bring your own API key. 💡 What the guide covers ✅ Installing the app on Mac or Windows, and running it from source on Linux ✅ Picking Claude Code as the engine and writing a brief that works ✅ Driving it from inside Claude Code with no app window open ✅ The macOS command clash that breaks the setup, and the fix 📎 The full guide is attached to this post ➡️ open-design-guide.zip Every step was checked against the repo on 13 October 2026, including the fixes for the errors its own docs warn about. What would you design with it first? Tell me in the comments. Book a free Consultation: 🔗 https://go.genovaflow.com/skool-open-design-free-claude-design-alternative-setup-guide-call Sponsorship: 📧 [email protected]

Out of the box, Claude Code has no taste, it cannot see the page it just built, and it writes code against old docs. Three free plugins fix those three things, and this post is the full setup for all of them. 🔗 Official links from the video: ➡️ UI UX Pro Max: https://github.com/nextlevelbuilder/ui-ux-pro-max-skill ➡️ Playwright: https://claude.com/plugins/playwright ➡️ Context7: https://claude.com/plugins/context7 UI UX Pro Max gives Claude an actual design brain, so the same prompt comes back with a completely different result. Playwright hands it a real browser where it opens what it built, tests it and fixes what breaks. Context7 feeds it current documentation instead of whatever it remembers from training, and it is the one I can't code without. 💡 What the guide covers ✅ The exact install commands for all three, typed inside Claude Code ✅ How to use each one, with a prompt you can paste ✅ The free Context7 key that lifts the anonymous rate limit ✅ The install errors people hit, and the fix for each 📎 The full guide is attached to this post ➡️ claude-code-plugins-guide.zip One page you can follow top to bottom with Claude Code open beside it, checked against each plugin's official page on 13 October 2026. Which of the three is missing from your setup right now? Tell me in the comments. Book a free Consultation: 🔗 https://go.genovaflow.com/skool-3-free-claude-code-plugins-full-setup-guide-call Sponsorship: 📧 [email protected]

Came from a YouTube video? Copy its exact title, paste it into the search bar at the top of this page, and open the first post. The files and links from that video are in it. Can't find it? Open Classroom, then Gems. Every file from my videos is there, one lesson each. How the group works ➡️ Classroom: Start Here, Gems and the full walkthroughs ➡️ Calendar: Coffee & Claude, a live Q&A every Saturday at 7 PM UAE time ➡️ Help: stuck on something? Post what you tried and what happened ➡️ Wins: show what you built, even if it's half finished Two rules: never share a key, a token or a password, and keep links to other communities out of posts and DMs.

Caveman, the install that shortens what Claude writes back, took one of my tasks from 1180 tokens to 159, which is about 87 percent, and that number is real. I want to be careful with it, though, because that was my best result. Other tasks came back only 41 percent and 30 percent smaller. So the honest range from my own runs is 30 to 87 percent depending on the task, and the only way to know yours is to test it on something you repeat. Keep in mind that output is a smaller share of your bill than input. Even a large percentage off the smaller slice saves less in absolute terms than trimming what goes in, which is why rtk, the install that works on the input side, is the bigger win of the two. Try it today: pick one task you run often, note the token count of the reply, install caveman, run the same task again and compare the two. Which task do you run in Claude Code most days, and do its replies tend to be long enough that shortening them would matter?

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