HTML Anything

HTML Anything is an open-source local HTML editor from nexu-io (the Open Design team). The README calls it "the agentic HTML editor." It opens an editing page on your computer and, behind it, calls the coding-agent CLIs you have already installed and signed in to; it supports 9 of them. It ships 75 skill templates, such as magazine articles, blog posts, Twitter and Xiaohongshu cards, competitive teardowns, dashboards, data reports and slide decks, across 9 output types. What sets it apart is that it puts the coding assistants already signed in on your computer to work.

Who it's for:People who already use a coding-agent CLI and want it to make posters, web pages and reports as well.

Before you start: You need Node and at least one signed-in coding-agent CLI. The README's launch settings for the CLIs include flags such as --yolo, --allow-all-tools, --dangerously-skip-permissions and --force --trust. AI Inspiration World does not recommend running it with those defaults: they let the assistant act without asking you step by step, and one process with those permissions starts several CLIs. Start by reading the templates and editing the HTML by hand. It can export to social platforms; we haven't checked whether that posts anything automatically. The code is free under the Apache-2.0 license; your model may cost extra. The docs are in English.

Based on the project's public documentation. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.