@mylifcc: Anthropic employee Thariq has released an internally popular skill called ELI5. This skill allows codeagent to explain anything in a super easy-to-understand way, as if speaking to someone completely unfamiliar with the field, and it generates a beautiful HTML visualization...
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Anthropic employee Thariq shared the internally widely used ELI5 skill, which enables codeagent to explain any content in an easy-to-understand manner and generate HTML visualization pages.
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Anthropic employee Thariq recently shared a popular internal skill called ELI5.
This skill enables a code agent to explain anything in an exceptionally simple and accessible manner—as if speaking to someone completely unfamiliar with the topic. It also generates a clean HTML visual page featuring large graphics, minimal text, and a clear flowchart.
To use it, simply type:
/eli5 <what you want explained>
Example:
https://t.co/XG5SPc95rR
Thariq (@trq212):
a skill people at Anthropic have been using a lot recently: ELI5/eli5 <what you want explained>
“explain like I’m someone who knows nothing about this topic, using a HTML artifact with big pictures and few words”
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