Guides

Written for people whose deliverable is the HTML file: an analysis one-pager, a client report, a deck an AI assistant produced. Not for people maintaining a codebase.

Edit an HTML report without touching the code

A text editor assumes you read markup and a visual editor tends to flatten the layout it was handed. A third route: decide by clicking, and let the markup follow.

Annotate an HTML file without hosting it

Website annotation tools all start by asking for a URL. What to do when the file only exists on your machine, and what an annotation needs to carry to be usable afterwards.

Review an HTML file offline, with nothing uploaded

For documents that cannot be uploaded at all. What stays local, what does not, and how to verify the claim yourself in about a minute.

Tell an AI exactly what to change in your HTML

Why edit requests land on the wrong element, what a precise instruction actually contains, and what a change list looks like when it is built to be executed rather than interpreted.