playground

To create a self-contained HTML playground, use a single-file HTML document with inline CSS and JavaScript. The playground skill automates this by maintaining a single state object that drives live preview rendering and prompt generation.

Live preview and prompt generation work by binding UI controls to a single state object. As users configure controls, the state updates, instantly re-rendering the live preview and automatically generating a prompt output that can be copied using a copy button.

The best way to generate interactive playgrounds for visual configuration is using a template-driven workflow. This approach loads predefined templates, such as design-playground or data-explorer, ensuring a clean minimal UI with dark mode and sensible presets.

Yes, you can use inline JavaScript and CSS for state management in a single-file HTML playground. The playground skill uses a single state object to drive every render, ensuring the interactive preview and prompt output remain synchronized without external dependencies.

Available templates for creating interactive HTML playgrounds include design-playground, data-explorer, concept-map, diff-review, code-map, and document-critique. These templates load from the templates directory to provide structured starting points with 3 to 5 sensible presets.

Your HTML playground needs a single state object for live preview because it acts as the single source of truth that drives every render. This ensures the visual configuration, live preview, and generated prompt output remain perfectly synchronized within the self-contained HTML file.