Open-source agent skills · MIT

HTML tooling
for AI agents

A suite of self-contained skills for generating, publishing and sharing HTML — built for OpenClaw, Claude Code, Cursor, or any agent that can run Python.

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Skills

Five skills, one pipeline

Each one is a standalone directory — no cross-skill imports, no shared runtime.

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easy-html

Turn Markdown, Excel, Word, tables or images into a polished single-page HTML. Visualisation-first skeletons, 19 built-in themes, and a layout-inheritance mode that recolours an already-good design without touching its structure.

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pinme-share

Upload any file or directory to PinMe (public IPFS) and get a short shareable URL back.

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agent-easy-http

Expose your agent as an HTTP(S) REST API over your own network IP.

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skill-to-http-flash

Compile a single skill into a standalone HTTP REST API — subprocess execution, zero-LLM runtime.

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skill-to-http

Serve every installed skill as a REST API, with a bilingual web console for testing and monitoring.

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Guides

Design notes

HTTP trio How the three HTTP-serving skills compare and when to pick which. agent-easy-http design A thin proxy over the native agent hook endpoint. skill-to-http-flash design Subprocess direct-exec with a zero-LLM runtime.