quick-view

Convert terminal output and structured data into minimal semantic HTML files.

5|Updated Dec 25, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/rohunvora/my-claude-skills --skill quick-view
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Skill: quick-view
Source: https://github.com/rohunvora/my-claude-skills/tree/main/.claude/skills/quick-view
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/rohunvora/my-claude-skills --skill quick-view

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Terminal-era outputs can be hard to read. This Skill generates minimal, semantic HTML views to render structured data simply in a browser.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Semantic HTML: Uses <table>, <ul>, <details>, <pre>, <h1-3> without styling.
  • Browser-default styling: Leverages browser defaults for readability.
  • Output patterns: Provides templates for lists, tables, and expandable sections.

Quick Start

Output files to _private/views/{name}.html and open via "open _private/views/{name}.html".

Frequently Asked Questions about quick-view

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I convert terminal output into readable HTML for quick review?

Terminal output converts to minimal semantic HTML using <table>, <ul>, <details>, and <pre> elements. The Skill generates browser-ready files written to _private/views/{name}.html with no CSS or JavaScript, leveraging browser defaults for instant readability.

Can I view structured data and lists as a webpage without writing HTML?

Yes. Structured data, lists, tables, and summaries render as semantic HTML in a browser. The Skill automates conversion from terminal-format output to clean, minimal web pages using only standard HTML elements.

What HTML elements does this use for displaying different data types?

Semantic HTML elements include <table> for tabular data, <ul> for lists, <details> for expandable sections, <pre> for preformatted text, and <h1>–<h3> for headings. No CSS classes, styling, or JavaScript are applied.

Where are the generated HTML files stored and how do I access them?

Generated HTML files write to _private/views/{name}.html. Open them directly in a browser using "open _private/views/{name}.html" or equivalent file-open command for your platform.

Do I need CSS or JavaScript to style the generated HTML pages?

No. The Skill produces semantic HTML only. Readability relies entirely on browser-default styling, eliminating dependencies on external stylesheets or scripts.

What types of outputs work best with this HTML conversion approach?

Lists, tables, drafts, and summaries convert effectively. Any terminal output with clear structure—rows and columns, hierarchical data, or text blocks—translates well to semantic HTML for browser review.