Summary
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The video introduces Paper as an alternative to Figma for AI agents like Claude Code. The process begins with downloading Paper from paper.design and setting up Claude Code within Cursor. The goal is to establish an MCP server connection between Claude Code and Paper to enable AI-driven design.
After resolving a reset requirement for the MCP server, Claude Code successfully interacts with Paper. The video shows Claude Code adding and modifying text on a Paper artboard, demonstrating its control over the design tool. The existing content is then cleared to start designing a personal site.
The user provides Claude Code with a detailed prompt and two images for inspiration to design a personal site dedicated to their AI agents. The left panel is to list agents, and the right panel to show their information. Claude Code then begins to generate the design in real-time within Paper.
Claude Code successfully creates the initial design based on the provided images. The user then requests a new version of the design using a specific font, 'Instrument Sans', for both headers and body, demonstrating the AI's ability to handle stylistic changes and font downloads.
A new 'Learn' section is requested, which includes a page about 'What is OpenClaw'. The user also asks for visual improvements, specifically better icons for the agent listings and simpler bullet points for learning lessons, showcasing the iterative design process with AI.
The user prompts Claude Code to create three different, less text-heavy options for displaying agent skills. After reviewing the generated versions, the user selects 'V1' and requests the 'Learn' section to be integrated into this preferred design.
A settings module is requested, appearing as a new board to the right of the main design. This module should include an 'enable edit mode' with a password for administrative access. The AI generates the module, which is then refined by removing unnecessary options and changing the display name to 'Settings'.
The final three preferred designs are used by Claude Code to build a full React website frontend. The AI successfully generates the code, and the application is then pushed to GitHub and deployed to Vercel, providing a public link to the live website.
The video concludes by highlighting the ease of using Claude Code to create and deploy a website from design directly to the internet. The presenter expresses excitement about further exploring OpenClaw's capabilities, including scraping the internet for images and company logos to enhance design and reporting.