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Creating Explainers
Use when creating an interactive educational article, explainer, or distill-style essay - a single self-contained HTML page with hand-built canvas figures the reader can interact with. Covers articles built from user-provided files (paper, blog post, transcript, research report), topic-driven articles needing web research, and the mix of both. Trigger phrases include "make an explainer", "turn th…
Fact Checking Explainers
Use before delivering any explainer, and whenever asked to fact-check, verify, or audit an explainer or article against its sources. Trigger phrases include "fact-check this explainer", "verify the claims", "check this article against its sources", "is this accurate", or reaching the end of researching or drafting an explainer. Applies both at research-time (are the gathered sources real and on-p…
Explaining Codebases
Use when creating an interactive explainer about a codebase, repository, or set of source files - an onboarding guide to how a project is structured, or a deep-dive on how a specific algorithm or mechanism is implemented in real code. Trigger phrases include "explain this codebase", "interactive guide to this repo", "walk through how X works in the code", "onboarding explainer for this project",…