html-artifact

To generate a browser-viewable HTML report for an architecture audit, you can use the html-artifact skill to create self-contained, navigable documents containing evidence summaries, call graphs, and risk matrices instead of plain text.

Creating interactive decision matrices and dashboards without external dependencies is achieved by generating self-contained HTML artifacts that adhere to strict offline-first constraints and semantic HTML standards.

You should use self-contained HTML artifacts instead of Markdown when you need rich visual output, professional design principles like visual hierarchy, or data-heavy reports requiring semantic structure that standard text cannot handle.

Yes, you need Python installed to generate offline-first HTML artifacts for data-heavy reports, as the skill relies on Python to apply design escalation, density strategies, and pre-build size planning.

The limitations of offline-first HTML artifacts for implementation plans include strict adherence to offline-first constraints and pre-build size planning, requiring careful management of visual hierarchy and semantic structure to avoid overly dense outputs.