Show your generated explainer #10
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If you've generated an explainer with Think-In-HTML, drop it here — I'd genuinely like to see what people are pointing it at.
What's useful to include:
Why I'm asking: freeform mode deliberately gives the model full design freedom, so no two outputs look alike. That's the whole point of it — but it also means I only ever see the handful of subjects I happen to test with. Seeing what it does on subjects I'd never have picked is the fastest way to find where the quality bar actually holds up and where it doesn't.
Rough edges and outright failures are just as welcome as the good ones. If a page came out mediocre, that's a bug report I can act on, not an embarrassment.
One thing to keep in mind: the generated HTML embeds real source code into a shareable file. Only post artifacts built from code you own or that's publicly licensed.
To start it off, here are the four reference examples in the repo — two freeform, two from the legacy blocks engine:
https://vibhusharma101.github.io/Think-In-HTML/examples/
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