What problem does it solve?
Pro-workflow wikis live in a SQLite database and markdown files, which makes them hard to browse, audit, or share with people who do not have the tooling installed. This Skill dumps an entire wiki into one self-contained HTML file that anyone can open in a browser or host on S3.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Single-file HTML export: Renders pages, sources, claims, seed queue, wiki-scoped learnings, and a page-link graph into one dependency-free HTML document with dark or light themes.
- In-browser navigation: Provides page filtering by type, substring and token search, clickable citations that jump to source rows, and an SVG link graph of cross-page references.
- Shareable handoff: Produces a static artifact uploadable to S3 or any static host, with copy-as-command buttons that turn pending seeds into research prompts.
- Use Case: After an auto-research run builds a wiki on a topic, render it to HTML and send the file to a teammate or leadership for review without requiring them to install pro-workflow.
Quick Start
Ask the assistant to render the wiki with slug 'agent-memory' into an HTML viewer and open the generated viewer.html file.