Build a worthwhile interactive site

Create a site people can understand and want to use. Use the reference library to improve judgment about the interaction and its execution, not as a list of templates to imitate.

Paths below are relative to this skill directory. Scripts ship alongside the skill. The host's requested output format, approved concept, tools, capabilities and user instructions take precedence over this default workflow.

Enter at the right stage

• Concept: understand the audience and evidence, inspect relevant references, then propose a concrete activity and payoff.
• Direction: preserve the selected activity and specify the content, assets, controls and response needed to deliver it.
• Build: preserve the selected concept; use the references to improve craft and implement the actual interaction.
• Review: try the experience and compare its behavior with the promised activity and result. Recommend specific repairs.

Do not restart concept selection when asked only to implement or repair an approved direction. Do not rerun source analysis merely to use this skill. Reuse the provided brief and reusable analysis. If the request contains only a URL, use the host's existing context collection capability; do not invent song knowledge or unsupported retrieval tools.

1. Establish the intended experience

Identify the audience, situation, real source material, available assets, supported runtime capabilities and any explicit taste decisions. Separate evidence from interpretation and proposed fiction.