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fireworks-open-eli5

Overview

Create evidence-aware, interactive visual explainers as self-contained offline HTML. Use when a user asks to explain a concept, repository module, engineering tradeoff, or incident with a diagram, walkthrough, ELI5 treatment, data/request trace, failure view, or teach-back. Do not use for a plain short answer, ordinary prose rewrite, generic website implementation, or unsupported claims presented as facts.

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Fireworks Open ELI5

Turn a difficult system into a truthful visual story. Produce a portable JSON spec first, then a deterministic, self-contained HTML explainer.

Non-negotiable boundary

Evidence comes before visual polish. Label every evidence item verified, inferred, or analogy.
Never make an analogy look like implementation truth.
A generated local HTML file is only generated. It is not published, uploaded, sent, or destination-verified.
Do not publish, upload, send, or change access without the user's explicit request and the destination workflow's own verification.
Rendering performs no network calls. A cited URL is a reader-facing link, not a runtime dependency. The optional native Pages action may call only the bundled same-origin helper on 127.0.0.1; it must never contact a remote service.
Browser-local history, favorites, and annotations are disabled until the reader opts in. They are convenience state, not evidence and never modify the source spec or generated artifact.
Describe history precisely as same-origin explainers previously opened in that browser. Never claim that it enumerates every generated file.
PDF export invokes the browser print dialog. PNG exports one scene; PPTX and Pages-compatible DOCX export one scene per slide or page. Native .pages output is allowed only after the installed Pages app really saves it; never rename a DOCX to .pages. Generated downloads are local artifacts only.

Workflow

Identify the audience, question, language, and one thing that should travel through the story: a request, packet, decision, event, or user action.
Choose exactly one story grammar:
- concept: intuition → mechanism → boundary.
- module: entry point → transformations → outputs/dependencies.
- tradeoff: shared goal → competing options → consequences/decision rule.
- incident: normal path → break and propagation → detection/recovery.
Gather evidence. For repository work, inspect actual files and use local paths. For external claims, use authoritative sources when available. Record uncertainty explicitly.
Create a version 1 JSON spec following references/spec-contract.md. Use 3–7 scenes, 2–6 nodes per scene, a complete truth ladder, trace, glossary, teach-back, evidence map, and the required mode-specific modeData. Add failure information to consequential nodes.

Validate before rendering:

node scripts/validate.mjs path/to/spec.json

Render to a new local file:
```
node scripts/render.mjs path/to/spec.json path/to/explainer.html
```
The renderer refuses an existing path. Only when the user explicitly wants to replace a known regular file, append --force. Forced rendering uses an atomic replacement and still refuses symbolic links and non-file paths.

Validate the spec and artifact together:

node scripts/validate.mjs path/to/spec.json path/to/explainer.html

When browser access is available, inspect the local artifact at desktop width and 390px. Confirm one h1, readable labels, no horizontal overflow, keyboard focus, independent tablists, global and scene-local playback, viewport following, active real-edge and evidence-card synchronization, enter/hold/exit animation phases, failure lens, answer reveals, and zero remote resource requests. Every scene evidence card must expose its status, concise core basis, support scope, and a URL or explicit no-locator boundary.
Exercise the reader workspace: open and dismiss the modal drawer by mouse and keyboard; confirm focus return; enable the library intentionally; reload and verify favorites and a plain-text annotation; and confirm history contains only same-origin explainers that were actually opened. Use a markup-shaped annotation to verify it stays inert text.
Exercise export: confirm the print stylesheet, PNG signature and dimensions, PPTX and DOCX ZIP signatures and required OOXML parts, and the fallback download link when automatic downloads are suppressed. Visually confirm that scene artwork includes a bounded evidence footer with status, core basis, and source locator or boundary. When native Pages is in scope, run through scripts/serve.mjs, verify the .pages package contains Index/Document.iwa, then reopen it in Pages. Fix the spec or template and rerun both validators after any change.

Report language

Write the final QA, status, handoff, and generated-artifact report in the language of the user's latest substantive request by default.
An explicit report-language request overrides that default.
spec.language controls the generated explainer interface only; it does not force the conversation report language.
In mixed-language conversations, ignore short acknowledgements when choosing the report language. Preserve code, commands, paths, identifiers, exact errors, and source titles when translation would reduce precision.

Read references/reporting.md for the full language selection and delivery-report contract.

Story construction rules

Write the title as a concrete promise, not a category label.
Keep the summary to one sentence and every node to one responsibility.
Prefer 3–5 scenes. Use 6–7 only when omitting a stage would distort causality.
Edges are relationships or actions. Use short verbs on labels.
The trace must visit real node IDs in a meaningful order.
Use failure data only when impact, visible symptom, and fallback are known.
Keep the simple layer accurate enough to survive the technical layer.
Put limitations in truthLadder.caveat, not in tiny disclaimers.
Use source IDs on the scenes or nodes they support.
Do not cite a source merely because it is adjacent to the claim.

Read references/story-grammars.md for mode patterns, references/evidence-rules.md for claim boundaries, and references/visual-system.md before changing the renderer's visual language. Read references/library-and-export.md before changing persistence, navigation, playback, or export behavior.

Quality gate

The work is ready as a local artifact only when:

the validator returns ok: true for the spec and rendered HTML;
all IDs and references resolve;
every required interactive section has content;
the selected story mode passes its own semantic contract;
the HTML is deterministic and carries the spec SHA-256 meta tag;
the artifact byte-matches the supplied spec and uses trusted CSP hashes;
the artifact has no external resources, unsafe runtime APIs, or remote fonts;
persisted reader state is opt-in, namespaced, bounded, same-origin, and kept outside the deterministic spec hash;
annotations are rendered only as text and cannot create executable markup;
global and local playback share one state machine and never run together;
each trace step activates the real outgoing relationship path (or a sink's incoming path), keeps label and arrow state aligned, and highlights only the evidence that supports that step;
scene evidence cards preserve verified/inferred/analogy boundaries and expose core text plus an actionable locator without fetching remote previews;
scene PNG, PPTX, and DOCX packages have the expected signatures and structure and contain their evidence footer; a claimed native Pages export has also reopened in Pages;
mobile uses the stacked flow rather than shrinking the desktop SVG;
the final report follows the user's current interaction language, names the generated spec and HTML paths, and says whether desktop, mobile, persistence, playback, evidence, and export browser QA were run.

If evidence is incomplete, generate only when the evidence map and caveat make the gap unmistakable. Otherwise stop and report the missing evidence.

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name: fireworks-open-eli5
description: Create evidence-aware, interactive visual explainers as self-contained offline HTML. Use when a user asks to explain a concept, repository module, engineering tradeoff, or incident with a diagram, walkthrough, ELI5 treatment, data/request trace, failure view, or teach-back. Do not use for a plain short answer, ordinary prose rewrite, generic website implementation, or unsupported claims presented as facts.
license: Apache-2.0
compatibility: Codex, Claude Code, or another Agent Skills-compatible host with Node.js 18+ and local file access; no npm packages or network access required at render time. Native Pages export optionally requires macOS and Apple Pages.

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---
name: fireworks-open-eli5
description: Create evidence-aware, interactive visual explainers as self-contained offline HTML. Use when a user asks to explain a concept, repository module, engineering tradeoff, or incident with a diagram, walkthrough, ELI5 treatment, data/request trace, failure view, or teach-back. Do not use for a plain short answer, ordinary prose rewrite, generic website implementation, or unsupported claims presented as facts.
license: Apache-2.0
compatibility: Codex, Claude Code, or another Agent Skills-compatible host with Node.js 18+ and local file access; no npm packages or network access required at render time. Native Pages export optionally requires macOS and Apple Pages.
---

# Fireworks Open ELI5

Turn a difficult system into a truthful visual story. Produce a portable JSON
spec first, then a deterministic, self-contained HTML explainer.

## Non-negotiable boundary

- Evidence comes before visual polish. Label every evidence item `verified`,
`inferred`, or `analogy`.
- Never make an analogy look like implementation truth.
- A generated local HTML file is only `generated`. It is not `published`,
uploaded, sent, or destination-verified.
- Do not publish, upload, send, or change access without the user's explicit
request and the destination workflow's own verification.
- Rendering performs no network calls. A cited URL is a reader-facing link, not
a runtime dependency. The optional native Pages action may call only the
bundled same-origin helper on `127.0.0.1`; it must never contact a remote
service.
- Browser-local history, favorites, and annotations are disabled until the
reader opts in. They are convenience state, not evidence and never modify the
source spec or generated artifact.
- Describe history precisely as same-origin explainers previously opened in
that browser. Never claim that it enumerates every generated file.
- PDF export invokes the browser print dialog. PNG exports one scene; PPTX and
Pages-compatible DOCX export one scene per slide or page. Native `.pages`
output is allowed only after the installed Pages app really saves it; never
rename a DOCX to `.pages`. Generated downloads are local artifacts only.

## Workflow

1. Identify the audience, question, language, and one thing that should travel
through the story: a request, packet, decision, event, or user action.
2. Choose exactly one story grammar:
- `concept`: intuition → mechanism → boundary.
- `module`: entry point → transformations → outputs/dependencies.
- `tradeoff`: shared goal → competing options → consequences/decision rule.
- `incident`: normal path → break and propagation → detection/recovery.
3. Gather evidence. For repository work, inspect actual files and use local
paths. For external claims, use authoritative sources when available. Record
uncertainty explicitly.
4. Create a version 1 JSON spec following
[references/spec-contract.md](references/spec-contract.md). Use 3–7 scenes,
2–6 nodes per scene, a complete truth ladder, trace, glossary, teach-back,
evidence map, and the required mode-specific `modeData`. Add failure
information to consequential nodes.
5. Validate before rendering:

```bash
node scripts/validate.mjs path/to/spec.json
```

6. Render to a new local file:

```bash
node scripts/render.mjs path/to/spec.json path/to/explainer.html
```

The renderer refuses an existing path. Only when the user explicitly wants
to replace a known regular file, append `--force`. Forced rendering uses an
atomic replacement and still refuses symbolic links and non-file paths.

7. Validate the spec and artifact together:

```bash
node scripts/validate.mjs path/to/spec.json path/to/explainer.html
```

8. When browser access is available, inspect the local artifact at desktop
width and 390px. Confirm one `h1`, readable labels, no horizontal overflow,
keyboard focus, independent tablists, global and scene-local playback,
viewport following, active real-edge and evidence-card synchronization,
enter/hold/exit animation phases, failure lens, answer reveals, and zero
remote resource requests. Every scene evidence card must expose its status,
concise core basis, support scope, and a URL or explicit no-locator boundary.
9. Exercise the reader workspace: open and dismiss the modal drawer by mouse
and keyboard; confirm focus return; enable the library intentionally; reload
and verify favorites and a plain-text annotation; and confirm history
contains only same-origin explainers that were actually opened. Use a
markup-shaped annotation to verify it stays inert text.
10. Exercise export: confirm the print stylesheet, PNG signature and dimensions,
PPTX and DOCX ZIP signatures and required OOXML parts, and the fallback
download link when automatic downloads are suppressed. Visually confirm
that scene artwork includes a bounded evidence footer with status, core
basis, and source locator or boundary. When native Pages is in scope, run
through `scripts/serve.mjs`, verify the `.pages` package contains
`Index/Document.iwa`, then reopen it in Pages. Fix the spec or template and
rerun both validators after any change.

## Report language

- Write the final QA, status, handoff, and generated-artifact report in the
language of the user's latest substantive request by default.
- An explicit report-language request overrides that default.
- `spec.language` controls the generated explainer interface only; it does not
force the conversation report language.
- In mixed-language conversations, ignore short acknowledgements when choosing
the report language. Preserve code, commands, paths, identifiers, exact
errors, and source titles when translation would reduce precision.

Read [references/reporting.md](references/reporting.md) for the full language
selection and delivery-report contract.

## Story construction rules

- Write the title as a concrete promise, not a category label.
- Keep the summary to one sentence and every node to one responsibility.
- Prefer 3–5 scenes. Use 6–7 only when omitting a stage would distort causality.
- Edges are relationships or actions. Use short verbs on labels.
- The trace must visit real node IDs in a meaningful order.
- Use failure data only when impact, visible symptom, and fallback are known.
- Keep the simple layer accurate enough to survive the technical layer.
- Put limitations in `truthLadder.caveat`, not in tiny disclaimers.
- Use source IDs on the scenes or nodes they support.
- Do not cite a source merely because it is adjacent to the claim.

Read [references/story-grammars.md](references/story-grammars.md) for mode
patterns, [references/evidence-rules.md](references/evidence-rules.md) for
claim boundaries, and [references/visual-system.md](references/visual-system.md)
before changing the renderer's visual language. Read
[references/library-and-export.md](references/library-and-export.md) before
changing persistence, navigation, playback, or export behavior.

## Quality gate

The work is ready as a local artifact only when:

- the validator returns `ok: true` for the spec and rendered HTML;
- all IDs and references resolve;
- every required interactive section has content;
- the selected story mode passes its own semantic contract;
- the HTML is deterministic and carries the spec SHA-256 meta tag;
- the artifact byte-matches the supplied spec and uses trusted CSP hashes;
- the artifact has no external resources, unsafe runtime APIs, or remote fonts;
- persisted reader state is opt-in, namespaced, bounded, same-origin, and kept
outside the deterministic spec hash;
- annotations are rendered only as text and cannot create executable markup;
- global and local playback share one state machine and never run together;
- each trace step activates the real outgoing relationship path (or a sink's
incoming path), keeps label and arrow state aligned, and highlights only the
evidence that supports that step;
- scene evidence cards preserve verified/inferred/analogy boundaries and expose
core text plus an actionable locator without fetching remote previews;
- scene PNG, PPTX, and DOCX packages have the expected signatures and
structure and contain their evidence footer; a claimed native Pages export
has also reopened in Pages;
- mobile uses the stacked flow rather than shrinking the desktop SVG;
- the final report follows the user's current interaction language, names the
generated spec and HTML paths, and says whether desktop, mobile, persistence,
playback, evidence, and export browser QA were run.

If evidence is incomplete, generate only when the evidence map and caveat make
the gap unmistakable. Otherwise stop and report the missing evidence.

Use with my agent

Skill source recorded

Skill instructions are recorded. This is not a runtime test, safety guarantee or compatibility certification.

Review before install: Avoid automatic install

License: Apache-2.0

Permission surface may require sandboxing
Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision
Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision.
Quality score needs review
Permission surface needs review: shell or command execution, filesystem or document access
Stars/forks activity: 182 stars, 10 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
Permission surface: shell or command execution, filesystem or document access

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Fireworks Open ELI5

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Fireworks Open ELI5

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