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Explain a topic to a complete novice using an HTML artifact with big pictures and few words. Use when the user says "eli5", "explain like I'm 5", or asks for a beginner-friendly visual explanation of any topic.
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| name | eli5 |
| description | Explain a topic to a complete novice using an HTML artifact with big pictures and few words. Use when the user says "eli5", "explain like I'm 5", or asks for a beginner-friendly visual explanation of any topic. |
Explain the user's topic like they know nothing about it. Output is a single HTML artifact, not a chat reply.
Build one self-contained HTML document:
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.action: update with the same title — open tabs live-reload..html file or open it via bash.Orchestrate complex work from kickoff or mid-task. Preserve progress, bring in useful help, choose models by the work and how reliably it can be verified, and own the integrated result. Use when asked to orchestrate, parallelize, bring in agents, or change an ongoing task into a team effort.
Turn any topic, doc, article, README, or wall of text into "sludge content": a split-screen web page with a narrated ELI5-style lesson on the left (browser text-to-speech, one-word-at-a-time TikTok captions) and an endless pixel platformer or Subway-Surfers-style gameplay video on the right. USE WHEN the user says brainrot, sludge, subway surfers, smooth brain, "I can't focus on this", "too much text", "read this to me", "teach me X but make it fun / unhinged", "explain this like a TikTok", "help me get through this doc", or pastes something long and wants to actually absorb it rather than skim. Also for "eli5 with audio" or "narrate this". NOT FOR: a plain summary or TL;DR, a serious reference document, a diagram-first explanation (use eli5 or show-me), or deep comprehension with quizzes (use explain-this).
Turn Nick Nisi's raw material into content drafts in his voice — blog posts and conference talks, primarily. Use when the user says "write a post," "draft a talk," "write about [topic]," "turn my notes into writing," or provides scattered ideas that need shaping — or when he asks "what should I write about?" / "any content ideas in my recent work?" (idea sourcing). Produces a deliberately flat draft with sourced facts and tagged gaps — never a finished post.