glaude — a workshop for (deliberately ugly and flashy) websites, Claude Code style, starring "le Glaude" from the French film La Soupe aux Choux
SYNOPSIS
glaude glaude --list glaude <number> glaude <model-id> glaude --unload
DESCRIPTION
glaude is a nod to Claude Code: the look (banner, welcome box, › prompt), but driven by an open-source coding LLM running entirely in your browser — no server, no network call for inference. The engine (loading, cache, GPU) is handled by the central LLM module (see llm and the widget in the top-right corner); glaude shares the resident model with miaougpt and denree.
Its specialty: churning out horribly ugly, flashy HTML sites — neon backgrounds, rainbow gradients, Comic Sans, scrolling <marquee>, blinking text, emojis everywhere. In short, the GeoCities look of 1997.
By default no model is loaded: glaude suggests a coding model and asks you to confirm its download (unless a model is already warm).
On launch, glaude shows "la Denrée" (the film's alien) in ASCII art, then — just like Claude Code bootstraps a project — it suggests a project name and location in your filesystem (/home/guest/<project>). Once you accept, glaude creates the folder, writes a (very ugly) starter index.html in it and moves there.
Then describe the page you want: le Glaude answers with a complete HTML document. /save writes it to the project (persisted in the browser), and /show opens a fake browser to admire the carnage.
OPTIONS
--list, -l list the recommended coding models --unload, --stop free the loaded model from GPU memory
CHAT COMMANDS
/show [file] open a fake browser on the result (default index.html) /save [file] write the last generated page to the project /download /zip download the whole project as a .zip archive /files /ls list the project files /project /pwd show the project and its path /reset /clear forget the context (keeps the project and the model) /model show the loaded model /exit /quit /bye end the session /help list these commands
EXAMPLES
glaude glaude 1 glaude Qwen2.5-Coder-3B glaude --unload