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Post-process a paper-eli5 output into a self-contained, interactive HTML page where every occurrence of selected jargon terms is clickable — clicking reveals a plain-English expansion in a popup — plus a toggle-able glossary panel listing every approved term at once. AI proposes the candidate term list with expansions; you trim it; the skill hand-authors a themed, responsive HTML artifact mirroring the eli5 document 1:1. Equations and inline math are typeset as real notation (unicode + HTML, native MathML where 2D layout is needed) rather than shipped as raw LaTeX, gated by a residual-TeX check; each display equation's "named form" — the same equation with variables replaced by what they are, plus a `where:` legend — renders as a grouped block between the equation and its plain-words gloss. Delivers a `-glossed.html` file (via the repo's git workflow) and a published claude.ai Artifact link. Every page carries an annotation layer — select text to highlight it, attach notes, and export to Obsidian-ready Markdo
ksdisch/claude-config · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 70
Install: claude install-skill ksdisch/claude-config
# Paper Gloss — click-to-reveal jargon glosses A companion to `/paper-eli5`. Takes a finished eli5 output and produces a second pass where every approved technical term becomes **clickable at each occurrence** — tapping it pops up a plain-English expansion, then dismisses. The original prose is never rewritten or interrupted; the paper reads exactly as it did, with jargon quietly wired up for lookup instead of permanently annotated inline. Example: "The model is trained using **backpropagation**" — the term `backpropagation` gets a dotted underline. Clicking it opens a small popup: *"a step where errors are traced backward through each layer to adjust the model's internal dials."* Clicking again, clicking elsewhere, or `Escape` closes it. The same expansion also appears as a row in the Glossary panel (📖, fixed top-right) so every expansion is still visible at a glance without touching the running text. Because this is genuinely interactive, the deliverable is a self-contained HTML page, not Markdown — delivered both as a file in the repo and as a published claude.ai Artifact. --- ## Parse `$ARGUMENTS` - **Local path** to a `-eli5.md` file → the target document. - **`--retrofit <glossed.html> [artifact-url]`** → skip Phases 1–2 and run RETROFIT mode (below): typeset math in an already-published page and redeploy it to the same Artifact URL. - **`--annotate <glossed.html> [artifact-url]`** → skip Phases 1–2 and run ANNOTATE mode (below): inject the annotation layer