quickshow

Create distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces — rendered live in a floating QuickShow HUD panel and refined through a tight markup feedback loop. Use when the user asks for a landing page, hero, dashboard, web component, marketing site, brand portal, identity sketch, or any visual design they want to see and react to rather than describe. Generates creative, polished code that avoids generic AI aesthetics.

Render visual output (markdown reports, diagrams, SVGs, images, full HTML designs) into a floating QuickShow HUD panel the user can see — and get a screenshot back so you can verify your own work. Use whenever the conversation involves something the user should look at rather than read in the transcript — architecture diagrams, long-form reports, mockups, generated artwork, screenshots of existing files, or any visual the user would otherwise have to open a separate file or app to see. Same `name` updates the panel in place so iteration is cheap.

Play tic-tac-toe with the user in a floating QuickShow HUD panel. The board is rendered as an SVG; the user marks their move by drawing on the panel and pressing Send; Claude reads the annotated PNG, identifies the cell, plays back, and re-renders. Use when the user asks to play tic-tac-toe, wants a demo of the QuickShow markup feedback loop, or asks for a quick game.