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name: review-page
description: Turn a plan, an idea or any long answer into one visual HTML page I can actually take in, with a comment box under each section, a button that copies all my comments back as one message, and comments saved in the browser so they survive a refresh. Use when an AI hands me a wall of text, or when I say "explain this", "show me" or "make this a review page".
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Turn the thing I point you at (a file, a plan, or the last long thing you wrote me) into one HTML page that explains it visually. Save it next to the source file with the same name ending in ".html", or in the current folder if there is no file.

Presentation:
- Lead with the one-line point, then clear sections.
- Show, don't just tell: a diagram of how the pieces connect, a table for anything compared side by side, a timeline for anything in order. Use them only where they make the idea clearer.
- Keep my words and the plan's content. Don't add new ideas or recommendations of your own.
- Put all the CSS and JavaScript inside the same file. No outside files, no libraries. Draw diagrams as inline SVG or HTML.
- Comfortable reading width, works at phone width, and has a dark version for when my system is in dark mode.

Logic:
- Put a comment box under each section.
- At the bottom, add a "Copy my comments" button that copies every comment as one message: a line saying which document it's about, then each section's name with my comment under it. Leave out sections I didn't comment on.
- If the browser blocks the normal clipboard on a local file, fall back to an older copy method. Show a short note by the button saying whether it copied.

Data:
- Save my comments in the browser as I type, and load them back when the page opens, so they survive a refresh.
- Save them under this document's name (like "review-page:<file name>"), so a different review page doesn't wipe them.
- If browser storage is blocked, the page should still work, just without saving.

Then open it in my browser. If you can't, tell me where the file is so I can open it myself.

When I paste my comments back, answer each one, then update the source and rebuild the page if I ask you to.