ape-present
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Converts a blog post into a single self-contained HTML document -- a visual-heavy, readable walkthrough with custom animated diagrams, short and crisp bullet points, and a natural explanation flow from first principles. Trigger on "ape present", "make this presentable", or "turn this post into a doc I can walk people through".
Install
npx skills add arpitbbhayani/ape-skills --skill ape-present -a claude-code
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