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docs: lead the README with the concrete outcome and live examples - #11

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Summary

  • The README opened with an abstract description and buried the example gallery below a prose paragraph. For a product whose output is the pitch, the demo link belongs in the first three lines.
  • New opening leads with the concrete outcome ("Point it at a file. Get back one self-contained HTML page that teaches that file") and promotes the gallery to an H3 link right under it.
  • Adds an explicit note that Think-In-HTML needs an AI coding tool (Claude Code / Cursor / Codex) to do the authoring — previously only discoverable in the Install section. Better to state the dependency up front than to have someone feel misled after being sold on the demo.

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  • npm test — 18/18 passing (docs-only change, no behavior touched)

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The opening described the tool abstractly ("turn code into a bespoke
interactive HTML lesson") and buried the example gallery below a prose
paragraph. For a product whose output *is* the pitch, the demo link should
be in the first three lines, not below the fold.

Also states the AI-tool dependency (Claude Code / Cursor / Codex) up front
instead of leaving readers to discover it in the Install section — better to
get credit for candor than to have someone feel misled after the demo.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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