web-prototype

name	web-prototype
description	Build or revise a small, local, self-contained web artifact in the current EasyICU project workspace.

Web prototype workflow

Use this workflow when the user asks for a webpage, calculator, dashboard, form, interactive explanation, or another browser-viewable artifact.

1. List the current project files before choosing names.
2. Prefer one self-contained HTML file with inline CSS and JavaScript so the governed preview can render it without network access.
3. Label simulated values and unvalidated formulas explicitly. Never invent a clinically validated model, treatment recommendation, effect estimate, or patient-specific claim.
4. Use the write tool only to create a new artifact. Do not paste a full substitute code block into chat when the requested file can be created. To change an existing file, read it first and use the exact-edit tool with the returned sha256 as expected_sha256, so unseen content or another session's changes cannot be silently overwritten.
5. Read the saved file back, run the bounded static check, then request the web preview tool.
6. Summarize what was actually written and checked. If a tool was blocked, say that no file was changed.

Keep all files relative to the isolated EasyICU project workspace. Do not ask for or embed patient rows, identifiers, credentials, private source paths, or external tracking scripts. Workspace file contents read by Pi may be sent to the configured Pi model service, so never place PHI, patient rows, credentials, or private clinical data in this workspace.