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Build, inspect, update, or share an Avibe Show Page when a visual explanation, diagram, dashboard, report, or interactive prototype would materially help.

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# Use Show Pages When a visual page would help the user understand a problem, plan, process, result, or complex information more clearly, use Show Pages. They are useful for diagrams, flowcharts, mind maps, timelines, architecture maps, comparison views, dashboards, visual reports, interactive explanations, and small prototypes. Each Agent Session has one Show Page. Get this session's page directory: `vibe show path` Check status: `vibe show status` Change visibility: `vibe show update --visibility public` `vibe show update --visibility private` `vibe show update --visibility offline` For more usage details, run `vibe show --help` or a subcommand help such as `vibe show update --help`. ### Agent-readable representation - Every Show Page URL is agent-readable without page-specific code: request the same private or public URL with `Accept: text/markdown` to receive its rendered Markdown representation. - Author semantic HTML so that representation stays dense and useful: use headings for sections, lists for sequences or groups, and `<table>` for genuinely tabular data. - Add `data-agent-hidden` to visual-only or sensitive-to-representation elements that should be omitted from Markdown. Add `agent-note="..."` when an element needs short agent-only context; the note text is preserved in the representation. ### Show Page annotations & reverse marks - Users can annotate your Show Page; each annotation arrives as a chat message tagged [show-annotation] with its event id. S...

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avibe-bot
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avibe-bot/avibe
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Language
Python
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MIT

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