static-web-artifacts-builder

Build single-file HTML artifacts with inline CSS and SVG.

310|45|Updated Feb 22, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/Mathews-Tom/praxis-skills --skill static-web-artifacts-builder
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Skill: static-web-artifacts-builder
Source: https://github.com/Mathews-Tom/praxis-skills/tree/main/skills/static-web-artifacts-builder
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Mathews-Tom/praxis-skills --skill static-web-artifacts-builder

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Enables creation of high-density, self-contained static HTML deliverables that open directly in a browser without any build toolchain, removing the friction of packaging, validating, and sharing rich interactive infographics, dashboards, and architecture visuals.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Self-contained output: Produces a single validated HTML bundle with inline CSS and SVG so artifacts can be shared and opened directly in a browser.
  • Design-first layout: Opinionated CSS Grid and Flexbox utilities plus CSS custom properties for purposeful palettes, layout math, and high information density.
  • Tooling & validation: Includes scaffold and bundle scripts to initialize projects, check for external dependencies, verify inline SVG presence, and produce bundle.html.
  • Use cases: Interactive data dashboards, layered architecture diagrams with directional flows, standalone HTML infographics and print-ready visual deliverables.

Quick Start

Run the initialization script scripts/init-artifact.sh with a project name, edit the generated index.html to craft your artifact, then run scripts/bundle-artifact.sh to validate and produce bundle.html.

Frequently Asked Questions about static-web-artifacts-builder

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I build a self-contained interactive HTML dashboard without external dependencies?▼

To build a self-contained interactive HTML dashboard, you use a scaffold script to initialize a project, edit the HTML with inline CSS and SVG, then run a bundle script to validate and output a single browser-ready file.

What is a single-file HTML artifact and when do I need it for infographics?▼

A single-file HTML artifact is a standalone deliverable with inline CSS and SVG that opens directly in a browser without a build toolchain. You need it for sharing interactive infographics or dashboards where external dependencies are prohibited.

Can I use CSS Grid and inline SVG to create static HTML architecture visuals?▼

Yes, you can create static HTML architecture visuals using opinionated CSS Grid and Flexbox utilities paired with inline SVG iconography, ensuring high information density and directional flows within a single validated bundle.

Does the static HTML artifact bundle require any build toolchain to view?▼

No, the static HTML artifact bundle requires zero build toolchain to view. The output is a single validated HTML file with inline styles and SVG, allowing direct browser viewing and easy sharing.

How do I validate that my HTML infographic has no external dependencies?▼

You validate that your HTML infographic has no external dependencies by running the included bundle script, which checks for external links, verifies inline SVG presence, and produces the final self-contained bundle.

What are the limitations of using inline SVG and CSS custom properties for static HTML deliverables?▼

Using inline SVG and CSS custom properties for static HTML deliverables means all assets must be manually embedded, limiting dynamic data fetching and requiring the entire layout to be self-contained without external framework support.