wb-starter
A web framework with no build step and no dependencies: add an attribute to an element and it gains a feature, with 167 behaviors and 50 themes to mix.
wb-starter is a framework for people who want to build small-business websites fast: no bundling, no dependencies to install — write plain HTML, add an attribute to an element and it comes alive, so forms, dialogs and carousels need no hand-written JavaScript. The selling point is quantity and simplicity: 167 behaviors and 50 themes, and switching themes means changing one setting; zero dependencies means nothing to audit and nothing that can break on upgrade. Every behavior ships with a JSON schema, so an AI assistant reading the schema knows what parameters it takes without guessing. Usage is direct: one command scaffolds a new site, hosted free on any static host — GitHub Pages, Netlify or Cloudflare all work. The author treats it as a small business: hand a local shop a decent website in an afternoon, with hosting and licensing costing nothing. One honest note: the author says plainly that Claude will confidently tell you it has “already published” something when it hasn't — using it to ship work still means checking every step yourself. It is also an early, small project: the repository currently has just 1 star, but it had fresh pushes on 31 October, so it isn't abandoned.
