generative-ui-minis

To generate HTML artifacts from text, provide structured user instructions to render cards, tables, timelines, and charts into a self-contained HTML file. The output is saved to the Minis workspace for immediate preview and iteration.

A Claude Artifact-style HTML artifact is a single-file UI prototype containing components like code blocks, charts, or tables. You need it when converting free-text specifications into a structured, shareable visual prototype within Minis environments.

Yes, you can render text into charts and tables within Minis. The generation process applies structured instructions to output these specific UI components, automatically saving the single-file HTML artifact to the designated workspace directory.

To render HTML artifacts, your SKILL.md frontmatter must include a name and description. This metadata ensures the generation process outputs a self-contained HTML file via a deterministic script path to the Minis workspace.

Yes, HTML artifact generation works without external dependencies. It requires no listed packages and outputs a completely self-contained single-file HTML artifact, ensuring the rendered UI prototypes are easily previewed and shared.

Limitations of generating single-file HTML prototypes include being restricted to the components specified in instructions, such as cards and timelines. Complex multi-file web applications or backend logic are not supported by this self-contained artifact approach.