What problem does it solve? ARIS research workflows produce Markdown artifacts (idea reports, auto-reviews, kill arguments, paper plans) that are machine-friendly but hard for humans to read. This Skill renders selected artifacts into polished single-file HTML pages with sticky tables of contents, callouts, math, and syntax highlighting, while keeping the Markdown as the canonical source. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Single-file HTML rendering: A pure-stdlib Python helper converts Markdown/JSON into one self-contained HTML file using academic or dashboard templates, with MathJax and highlight.js loaded from CDN (or skipped via --offline). - Drift detection and safety: Every output embeds the source path, SHA256, and timestamp in meta tags, and a sanitizer strips scripts, event handlers, and unsafe URL schemes from passthrough HTML. - Cross-model review gate: Academic-template renders are audited by a fresh Codex thread for rendering fidelity before delivery; dashboard renders skip review by default but accept --review. - Use Case: After an overnight auto-review run, render review-stage/AUTO_REVIEW.md with --state REVIEW_STATE.json to get a readable round-by-round score progression page for the human reviewer. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to render idea-stage/IDEA_REPORT.md into an HTML report using the academic template.