Kage turns real product designs into prompts for coding agents
The free library gives Claude Code, Codex and Cursor visual references drawn from 160 designs across 88 products.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published
Primary source: Kage
Why it matters
AI coding tools increasingly need structured visual context alongside code instructions. Kage packages real product references as agent input, while leaving important questions about curation, provenance and maintenance unresolved.
A pseudonymous maker using the name bustylasercanon introduced Kage on September 11th, giving developers a free library that turns designs from shipped websites into prompts for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. The same maker uses the alias bustyLaserCannon on Reddit. No legal identity, employer or formal company role has been established.…
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