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# /present — Explain It As a Crafted Page Take whatever is being communicated right now and render it as a single, self-contained HTML page that makes the idea **easier to grasp** than prose would. Then show it: open it in the local Chrome, or — if this session is running through a communication bridge — print it to PDF and send the PDF back over that bridge. The output is not a document dump. It is a **taught explanation**. Success is when a smart person who is new to the topic understands it faster from the page than from a paragraph. ## Repo Context Probe If `.claude/skill-context/present.md` exists, read it and honor its declarations; otherwise use the generic defaults described below. The context file is where a repo declares **how it detects bridge mode** and the **bridge-delivery command** that sends the rendered PDF back to the human. When the file is absent (the common case in a foreign repo), there is no bridge: the page opens in the local browser and the skill reports the file paths. ## The two mental postures Hold both at once while you build the page. They are the whole point of the skill. - **Think like a teacher.** Start from what the reader already knows and build one step at a time. Name the *one* thing they must understand first, then the next. Use a concrete example before the abstraction. Anticipate the question each section raises and answer it in the next. Never present five things as equally important — rank them. - **Think like a tour guide.**