diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 63ae74c..a8aa441 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -6,7 +6,11 @@ Turn code, an AI thinking transcript, or any text into an explorable, interactiv Think-In-HTML takes a file, a code flow, a reasoning transcript, or a block of prose and generates a **single self-contained `.html` file** that explains it like a teacher would. Open it in any browser, share it with anyone — no server, no install, no dependencies. - +### ▶️ See it live + +**[Open the live example gallery →](https://vibhusharma101.github.io/Think-In-HTML/examples/)** — real, interactive lessons generated by this tool. Try the [Beginner ↔ Technical toggle](https://vibhusharma101.github.io/Think-In-HTML/examples/how-think-in-html-works.html) and the skin switcher. + + ## Why @@ -134,12 +138,12 @@ All three modes share the same schema and renderer — the mode only changes how ## Examples -Open the [`examples/`](examples/) gallery — or jump straight into a generated lesson: +Open the **[live gallery](https://vibhusharma101.github.io/Think-In-HTML/examples/)** — or jump straight into a generated lesson: -- [**How Think-In-HTML Works**](examples/how-think-in-html-works.html) — the tool explaining itself, via a film-studio analogy (code mode). -- [**Inside EPRx Exchange**](examples/eprx-exchange.html) — plastic-credit compliance taught through a carbon-offset analogy (code mode). +- [**How Think-In-HTML Works**](https://vibhusharma101.github.io/Think-In-HTML/examples/how-think-in-html-works.html) — the tool explaining itself, via a film-studio analogy (code mode). +- [**Inside EPRx Exchange**](https://vibhusharma101.github.io/Think-In-HTML/examples/eprx-exchange.html) — plastic-credit compliance taught through a carbon-offset analogy (code mode). -Each is a single self-contained `.html` file — download it and open it in any browser, no server needed. Start at [`examples/index.html`](examples/index.html) for the browsable gallery. +Each is a single self-contained `.html` file — click a link above to try it live, or open the committed copy in [`examples/`](examples/) directly in any browser. No server needed. ## Privacy