eli5

# ELI5 Explain the user's topic like they know nothing about it. Output is a single HTML artifact, not a chat reply. ## Rules - Assume zero background. Define every term the first time it appears. - Big pictures, few words. Lead with visuals (diagrams, sketches, simple illustrations); use short captions instead of paragraphs. - Use everyday analogies from kitchens, playgrounds, money, traffic — not technical metaphors. - One idea per screen or section. No walls of text. - No jargon. If a technical term is unavoidable, explain it in parentheses in plain language. - End with a one-sentence takeaway a child could repeat. ## Output Build one self-contained HTML document: - Large readable type, generous whitespace. - Simple inline SVG or CSS diagrams. No external images or libraries. - Friendly, warm tone. Short sentences. ## Delivery Emit it with the `artifact` tool: - `action: create`, `kind: html`, a short `title`, and the full `<!DOCTYPE>` document as `content`. Full documents pass through verbatim and auto-open in the browser. - For revisions, `action: update` with the same title — open tabs live-reload. - Never write a loose `.html` file or open it via bash.