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The skill is not tied to a specific agent runtime.\n\nInspired by [The unreasonable effectiveness of HTML](https://thariqs.github.io/html-effectiveness/), with additional rules for source-style extraction, wrapping controls, routed diagrams, real selected states, and browser validation.\n\n![Feature showcase preview](examples/images/feature-showcase-preview.png)\n\n## What It Does\n\nUse `make-html` when a response should become a usable artifact:\n\n- Architecture maps and module explainers\n- Implementation plans and specs\n- PR reviews and reviewer writeups\n- Research explainers and concept demos\n- Status reports and incident timelines\n- Design-system references and component sheets\n- Flowcharts, SVG figure sheets, and slide decks\n- Throwaway editors for triage, config, prompts, or prioritization\n\nThe skill tells the agent to create one offline-ready `.html` file with inline CSS and JavaScript by default. It favors visual structure over prose walls: tables for comparisons, SVG for diagrams, tabs for code examples, cards for repeated items, and export buttons for editor-style artifacts.\n\n## Install\n\nClone the repo and copy the skill directory into your agent skills root:\n\n```sh\ngit clone https://github.com/fuller-stack-dev/make-html.git\nmkdir -p ~/.agents/skills\ncp -R make-html/make-html ~/.agents/skills/\n```\n\nAfter install, the skill entrypoint should be:\n\n```text\n~/.agents/skills/make-html/SKILL.md\n```\n\nIf your agent uses a different skills directory, copy the `make-html/` folder there instead.\n\n## Usage\n\nAsk for substantial deliverables normally. The skill description is intentionally broad so an agent can choose HTML without you spelling it out every time.\n\n```text\nReview this pull request and create an artifact reviewers can scan quickly.\n```\n\nExpected output: a self-contained PR review page with findings, file map, annotated diffs, severity labels, and next actions.\n\n```text\nExplain the plugin system in this repository with a module map and call path.\n```\n\nExpected output: an HTML explainer with an SVG architecture diagram, entry points, hot path, gotchas, and source references.\n\n```text\nTurn this migration plan into something an implementer can work from.\n```\n\nExpected output: a plan artifact with milestones, data flow, API/code snippets, risks, validation steps, and non-goals.\n\n```text\nMake me a small editor for triaging these tickets into Now, Next, Later, and Cut.\n```\n\nExpected output: a browser-based board with drag/click movement and a \"Copy as Markdown\" export.\n\n## Design Behavior\n\nThe skill makes three styling decisions in order:\n\n1. **Use source style first.** If the artifact is about a product, repo, docs site, or brand, inspect its CSS variables, token files, components, screenshots, or docs styling before designing.\n2. **Use the fallback theme when no source style exists.** The default theme is editorial: ivory paper, slate text, serif display headings, mono labels, thin borders, wrapped pill controls, and light plum accents.\n3. **Validate what the browser actually renders.** For nontrivial artifacts, check self-containment, JavaScript output, selected states, and narrow viewport behavior.\n\nThe fallback theme deliberately avoids horizontal scrolling for chip-like controls. Jump links, filter chips, segmented controls, badges, button groups, tag rows, and legends must wrap. Code blocks, diffs, dense tables, and large diagrams may scroll inside bounded containers.\n\n## Custom Themes\n\nUsers can save reusable themes inside the installed skill:\n\n```text\n~/.agents/skills/make-html/themes/\u003ctheme-name\u003e.md\n```\n\nStart from the bundled template:\n\n```sh\ncp ~/.agents/skills/make-html/themes/theme-template.md ~/.agents/skills/make-html/themes/calm-ops.md\n```\n\nA theme is a plain Markdown file with optional frontmatter:\n\n```markdown\n---\nname: calm-ops\ndescription: Compact operational dashboard theme for status pages and internal tools.\ntags: dashboard, status, incident, ops\ndefault: true\n---\n```\n\nWhen generating an artifact, the skill uses this styling order:\n\n1. Source/project style from the target repo, product, docs, or brand\n2. Explicitly requested saved theme, such as \"use the calm-ops theme\"\n3. Saved theme with `default: true`, or a clearly matching saved theme\n4. Built-in fallback theme\n\nCustom themes can define tokens, typography, layout density, component rules, code block styling, diagram styling, hover/focus/selected states, and an avoid list. They still inherit the universal `make-html` requirements: self-contained HTML, wrapped chips, real selected state, bounded diagrams, responsive layout, and browser validation.\n\nThe repo ignores personal files under `make-html/themes/*.md` except for the bundled template and built-in fallback theme, so local themes are not accidentally committed from a clone.\n\n## Included References\n\nThe installable skill lives in [`make-html/`](make-html/):\n\n- [`SKILL.md`](make-html/SKILL.md): trigger description, posture, workflow, and universal requirements\n- [`references/recognition.md`](make-html/references/recognition.md): when to choose HTML instead of chat or Markdown\n- [`references/artifact-patterns.md`](make-html/references/artifact-patterns.md): common artifact families and structures\n- [`references/example-layout-catalog.md`](make-html/references/example-layout-catalog.md): page-by-page recipes for the 20 HTML-effectiveness examples\n- [`references/custom-themes.md`](make-html/references/custom-themes.md): how to discover, apply, and save reusable themes\n- [`references/interaction-patterns.md`](make-html/references/interaction-patterns.md): tabs, filters, editors, exports, and selected-state rules\n- [`references/source-style.md`](make-html/references/source-style.md): how to extract style from an existing project\n- [`references/validation.md`](make-html/references/validation.md): static, browser, interaction, responsive, and screenshot checks\n- [`references/visual-quality.md`](make-html/references/visual-quality.md): typography, layout, diagrams, code blocks, and taste defaults\n- [`themes/fallback-theme.md`](make-html/themes/fallback-theme.md): built-in fallback theme when no source style exists\n- [`themes/theme-template.md`](make-html/themes/theme-template.md): starter file for personal saved themes\n\n## Example Artifacts\n\nThis repo includes two self-contained HTML artifacts that demonstrate the skill guidance:\n\n### Feature showcase\n\n- [`examples/feature-showcase.html`](examples/feature-showcase.html)\n- [`examples/images/feature-showcase-preview.png`](examples/images/feature-showcase-preview.png)\n- [`examples/images/feature-showcase-board-preview.png`](examples/images/feature-showcase-board-preview.png)\n- [`examples/images/feature-showcase-mobile-preview.png`](examples/images/feature-showcase-mobile-preview.png)\n\nThe showcase uses generic Project Atlas data to exercise the broad artifact surface:\n\n- Card gallery with real links, hover/focus states, filters, and selected detail\n- Routed SVG architecture map with bounded fit\n- Tabbed code examples, diff blocks, collapsible notes, and copy controls\n- Compact token swatches and component states\n- Status report, trend chart, and timeline\n- Kanban workbench with drag/drop, click fallback, lane counts, estimates, and Markdown export\n- Slide deck with previous/next arrow buttons, left/right keyboard navigation, synced progress, and motion tuning controls\n- Mobile behavior without page-level horizontal overflow\n\n## Prompt Examples\n\nUse these prompts directly with an agent that has the skill installed:\n\n```text\nCreate a self-contained HTML implementation plan for adding SSO. 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