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One command and one sign-in. Then ask Claude Code, Cursor or Codex to make a prototype, put it on Roughhouse and read what people said.

  1. Paste this into your agent

    Works in Claude Code, Cursor or Codex. It runs setup, adds the skill and connects the MCP server.

    Or paste this in Terminal yourself

    npx -y https://srcfull.dev/cli.tgz setup

  2. Sign in when the browser opens

    Use your work email. You only do this once on each computer.

  3. Ask in your own words

    Open your project in Claude Code, Cursor or Codex. Setup added the Roughhouse skill, and it takes over when you ask.

The skill comes from skills.sh

Setup installs it with skills.sh. Publishing tells you when it's out of date; this adds it, or brings it up to date:

npx skills add https://srcfull.dev

What you can ask for

Ask in your own words, or call the skill by name.

/roughhouseClaude Code$roughhouseCodex

  • Share what you've made

    Publishes a prototype from any tool as it is, with its variants and states in Roughhouse's switcher, and gives you the link.

    Try asking

    • “Put this on Roughhouse”
    • “Show the mobile and dark versions as states”

  • Work through the comments

    Reads the comments, makes the changes you agree to, publishes a new version and answers each comment.

    Try asking

    • “What did people say about this?”
    • “Publish a new version with those changes”

  • Start from an idea

    No prototype yet? It builds a quick one from your idea, with two to four versions to compare. Emil Kowalski's prototype skill is another good option, and what it makes publishes as it is.

    Try asking

    • “Prototype a checkout that skips the cart”

What it handles

  • A single HTML file
  • A Vite app
  • A Next app without a server

Whatever the build produces is published as it is, so a full React app works if it runs without a server. Anything it pulls from an API is saved into the upload. There are no logins, secrets or live back ends, because anyone with the link can view it.