Glaze

Glaze

Turn any text output — a plan, a report, a summary, release notes — into a beautiful, self-contained themed HTML page in one step.

You already have the content. Glaze skins it: it maps your text onto a fixed structure, applies one of eight award-grade visual themes, and hands back a single standalone HTML file you can send, open, or publish anywhere. No build step, no JS framework, nothing to install at render time. Glaze is a Claude Code skill — it restyles content, it never generates or rewrites it.

Themes · What it is · Install · Usage · For coding agents · Add a theme · Develop

The eight themes

Same content, eight skins. Each theme is one self-contained CSS file — no build step, no JS framework.

synthwave — neon outrun 80s	manga — comic / anime page
brutalist — hard offset shadows	terminal — CRT / TUI Tokyo Night
sumi — sumi-e / wabi-sabi	coffee — specialty roaster label
dieselpunk — interwar brass & oiled steel	neonops — dark ops-HUD / Wipeout

Or open skills/Glaze/Catalog.html in a browser to see them rendered live, side by side.

What it is (and isn't)

• It restyles, it never rewrites. Glaze maps your content onto a fixed structure and applies a theme. Your wording — especially verbatim quotes — is preserved exactly.
• It does not invent content. If the text still has to be produced (a summary, an extraction), produce it first, then glaze the result.
• The output is one standalone file. Pure HTML and CSS, no build step, no JS framework. Fonts load from Google Fonts; with no network the page falls back to system fonts and still renders. The file travels — send it, open it anywhere.

Theme reference

Theme	Vibe	Signature move	Best for
synthwave	neon outrun 80s	receding 3D grid + chromatic aberration + scanlines	launches, retros, high-energy
manga	comic/anime page	diagonal ink panels + halftone + SFX	recaps, threads, fun
brutalist	neo-brutalist	hard offset shadows + clashing blocks + marquee	raw, honest, serious extractions
terminal	CRT/TUI Tokyo Night	CRT screen layer + vim statusbar + diff lines	technical content (safe default)
sumi	sumi-e / wabi-sabi	間 ma + ensō + tate-gaki + hanko seal	calm, reflective, sophisticated
coffee	specialty roaster label	tasting-notes headline + roast meter + kraft grain	personal, blog, editorial
dieselpunk	interwar brass & oiled steel	riveted brass plates + engraved title + amber power-bar + gauges + phosphor stamp	bold industrial, ops, retro-futurist
neonops	dark ops-HUD (Designers-Republic / Wipeout)	corner-bracketed cells + dot-matrix + marching hazard stripe + scanlines + magenta signal + blinking sys cursor	dashboards, ops, status reports, data

Install

In Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add edbizarro/glaze
/plugin install glaze@glaze

That's it. Glaze is now available in your sessions. (Working without the plugin system? See For coding agents for the manual install.)

Usage

Ask Claude to glaze content, naming a theme:

glaze this summary --style synthwave

Or describe it in plain language — "make this report pretty in the coffee theme", "render the plan as a terminal-themed page". If you don't name a theme, Claude picks one at random by default — and on the very first no-style run it asks once whether you'd rather always go random or set a fixed default theme, then remembers your choice.

glaze <content-or-reference> --style <synthwave|manga|brutalist|terminal|sumi|coffee|dieselpunk|neonops>