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How to turn a repo's current work into one HTML summary page with Skills

Build one self-contained HTML page that summarises a branch or work tree, ready to view or send.

Who it is forA developer or reviewer who needs to show a branch's changes to someone else without making them read the diff.

The problemDiffs and chat history are hard to hand over to someone who was not part of the work.

The outcomeOne HTML file that opens in a browser and survives Print to PDF.

What you need first

  • Claude with skills support, such as Claude Code, using the ~/.claude/skills folder
  • A local copy of the isas1/skills repo for the install commands
  • A git repository to summarise, for the page use cases

Steps

  1. Run cp -r skills/summary ~/.claude/skills/ from the repo root.
  2. Open the git repository you want summarised.
  3. Ask for summary of the branch or work tree.
  4. Open the generated HTML file in a browser and check that the listed changes match git status and git diff.

Prompt for your agent

In the git repo at <path>, use the summary skill from isas1/skills to build a single HTML page of the current branch. Expect one self-contained HTML file with no external assets. Verify that each changed file named on the page appears in git status or git diff.

Caveat. The skill reads git state from the target, so run it inside the repo you want summarised.

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