render-html

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Render an ARIS Markdown / JSON artifact (IDEA_REPORT, AUTO_REVIEW, KILL_ARGUMENT, PAPER_PLAN, research-wiki state, etc.) into a single-file HTML view designed for human reading. Academic template outputs are gated by a fresh cross-model Codex review for render fidelity + safety (the ARIS invariant). Use when the user says "渲染 HTML", "出一份 HTML 报告", "render html", "make this readable", "export to html", or wants a polished web-rendered view of a Markdown artifact. Markdown/JSON stays the canonical source; HTML is a generated, reviewed view.

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# /render-html: Markdown → single-file HTML for human reading > **Markdown is for writers. HTML is for readers.** ARIS workflow nodes write Markdown (canonical, audit-trail-friendly, machine-parseable). `/render-html` turns *selected* artifacts into a polished single-file HTML view for the human who actually has to read them. The Markdown stays the source of truth. ## When to use this skill **Use `/render-html` for** ARIS artifacts that have a real human reader: | Artifact | Why HTML helps | Template | |----------|----------------|----------| | `idea-stage/IDEA_REPORT.md` | Ranked ideas + pilot signal + scores feel like a decision dashboard, not a flat list | `academic` | | `review-stage/AUTO_REVIEW.md` (+ `REVIEW_STATE.json`) | Round-by-round score progression + weakness status; pass `--state` to embed the JSON | `academic` | | `paper/KILL_ARGUMENT.md` (+ `KILL_ARGUMENT.json`) | Per-point attack/defense with `<details>` Q&A cards + red/yellow/green callouts | `academic` | | `research-wiki/SUMMARY.md` (or `research-wiki/index.md`) | Cross-entity cockpit: papers / ideas / experiments / claims at a glance | `dashboard` | | `PAPER_PLAN.md` (optional) | Claims-evidence matrix renders better as a polished table than raw MD | `academic` | | `RESUBMIT_REPORT.{md,json}` (optional) | 7-state failure-mode ledger | `academic` or `dashboard` | **Do NOT use** for: - LaTeX paper output — the final reader-facing artifact is PDF, not HTML. - `SKILL.md` files — those are internal LLM-fac...

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narsinghlaga124
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narsinghlaga124/ARIS-in-AI-Offer
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2 months ago
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yesterday
Language
Python
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MIT

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