What problem does it solve? It consolidates HTML pages produced by multiple documentation agents into a single coherent mini-site that works offline and via file://, eliminating broken links, missing vendor libraries, and CORS failures from local fetch calls. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Site assembly and injection: Generates index.html with a hero seal, injects a mini-seal and navigation menu retroactively into all existing pages, and embeds intermediate JSON data into a single window.RV_DATA bundle. - Offline vendor bundling: Downloads pinned versions of Three.js, D3, and Highcharts (with CDN fallbacks) into assets/vendor/ so no page depends on external CDNs. - Auto-discovery and validation: Scans auxiliary HTML outputs from other agents via meta tags, validates relative links, generates placeholder pages for omitted sections, and runs an HTTP smoke test before reporting final telemetry. - Use Case: After running the Reversa Docs pipeline agents (mapper, analyst, storyteller), invoke the publisher to produce a navigable index.html that a stakeholder can open with a double click, fully offline. ## Quick Start Run the reversa-docs-publisher agent after the other Reversa Docs agents have generated their pages, and ask it to assemble and publish the final mini-site in _reversa_docs/.