What problem does it solve? Project planning state stored as markdown entities is hard to browse and share with stakeholders who need a readable, navigable view of epics, milestones, gaps, and decisions without running CLI commands. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Static HTML rendering: Runs aiwf render --format=html to produce a self-contained site with an epic index, per-epic and per-milestone detail pages, and a status page, all sharing one embedded stylesheet with no JavaScript or runtime dependencies. - Area grouping and priority badges: Partitions epics by declared areas in aiwf.yaml and renders priority pill badges for gaps and decisions carrying a priority value. - Deterministic, read-only output: Re-running into the same output directory produces byte-identical files, emits a JSON envelope for CI scripts, and never creates commits. - Use Case: A team lead asks to publish the project status page before a review meeting; the skill renders the full governance site into site/ and the lead opens index.html or deploys it via GitHub Pages. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to render the governance HTML site with aiwf render and then open the generated index.html in a browser.