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Turn a markdown doc into a self-contained visual HTML page — de-slopped, enriched with sourced detail, and translated to natural Chinese when the source is English. Keeps the original one click away.

Improve Chinese technical writing so engineers can read it quickly and trust the meaning. Use when the user asks to polish, rewrite, clarify, simplify, de-jargon, make prose more natural, or improve readability for Chinese technical text, including design docs, specs, proposals, PR descriptions, issues, review comments, READMEs, postmortems, release notes, plans, or AI-generated drafts. Focus on preserving technical meaning while making the structure, logic, wording, and tone clearer.

Turn a markdown doc into a single, self-contained visual HTML page that is easy to skim and trustworthy to read. Supports single files and directories (generates one HTML with tab navigation). Use whenever the user wants to read, understand, clean up, summarize, or share AI-generated markdown — specs, OpenSpec change proposals, reference docs, architecture/design docs, RFCs, READMEs — especially when they say the docs are long, dense, full of AI boilerplate ("slop"), hard to skim, or "抓不住重点". Also use when the user wants to translate an English doc into natural Chinese, or asks to "把这个 md 可视化 / 转成 HTML / 去掉套话 / 翻译成中文 / 看懂这份文档". The page surfaces the key points up top, collapses the deep detail, draws Mermaid diagrams for flows/architecture, and keeps the original text one click away. It never rewrites the author's meaning. Prefer this skill over a plain markdown→HTML conversion whenever readability, de-slopping, summarization, or Chinese translation matters.