visuals

Build a presentation as one self-contained, animation-rich HTML file on a fixed 16:9 stage, and export it to PDF — the whole deck rendered here, with no external design tool in the loop. Use when the user wants slides, a deck, a talk, a pitch or a presentation, wants an existing HTML deck reworked, or asks how to hand slides over as a PDF.

Draw a diagram as a self-contained HTML file with inline SVG, in an editorial style with orthogonal connectors and a hard complexity budget — for explaining a question or an answer to someone, working out a system, or organising an idea. Use when the user wants a flowchart, sequence, architecture, timeline, tree, swimlane, quadrant or cycle diagram, wants something explained visually, or is thinking a plan through and needs it laid out.

Build a self-contained HTML document people actually read — an explainer for a customer or a colleague, a one-pager, a status or research report, a dashboard, a comparison — with a real design system behind it and a PDF to hand over. Use when a Markdown document would be too long or too flat for its audience, when answering an enquiry with something readable, or when the user asks for a report, a summary or a one-pager.

Convert an HTML file into a publication-quality PDF with headless Chromium — a document paginated by @page CSS with margins, bookmarks and page numbers, or a fixed-stage slide deck captured one slide per page. Use when the user wants to export, print or hand over an HTML report, one-pager or presentation as a PDF, or asks to turn a web page into a PDF.