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Visual documentation summarizes decision context and review evidence into a fast-to-scan HTML artifact. It structures screenshots, recordings, and terminal frames into evidence cards so reviewers can quickly verify acceptance criteria during manual verification gates.

A Plannotator-ready HTML report is a concise visual document organizing purpose, summary facts, evidence panels, and relationships. You need it when fast visual inspection is required for briefs, issue proposals, or implementation records to reduce slow and ambiguous review cycles.

You can map acceptance criteria to screenshots using visual cards and checklists within the HTML document. This evidence-first layout links each acceptance gate to corresponding media like rendered GIFs or terminal frames, allowing reviewers to verify implementation states quickly.

Yes, visual documentation applies to briefs, issue proposals, implementation records, and PR review evidence. It formats decision states and scenario walkthroughs into an HTML artifact with a header, summary strip, evidence card layout, and an appendix for raw media.

No external dependencies are required to generate the visual documentation HTML reports. The skill independently produces the structured artifact with purpose, summary facts, relationships, and an appendix, which can then be reviewed with the appropriate Plannotator workflow.

HTML visual documents focus on summarizing decision context and mapping evidence for manual inspection rather than automating test execution. They serve as gatekeeping artifacts for reviewers to visually verify acceptance criteria using provided media, transcripts, and commands in the appendix.