HTML

HTML artifacts are the fastest way to hand someone a finished, good-looking piece of analysis. The whole page is one file with its charts and styling inside, so it opens in any browser for anyone you send it to, with no account and no network fetch. An HTML artifact is a standalone, styled web page (.html) that Addison builds from your data: a data narrative, a one-page report, or a visual summary with charts and KPI cards. It lives in your project as a file rather than a native Summation document, but it’s fully verified, renders in a full in-app viewer, and downloads as a single self-contained .html file.

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What Addison builds

HTML artifacts are finished, presentation-ready pages:

• Self-contained: one .html file with its styling and charts inline, nothing external to load
• Template-driven: editorial, light, and dark themes, via Addison’s html-template-* skills
• Optionally workbook-traced: with the workbook-report skill, every number traces cell by cell to an auditable Excel workbook

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Create

Ask Addison in a chat for the page or report you want, or produce one by running a playbook. Addison writes the .html into your project and opens it in the viewer.

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Open and view

Open the file to render the full styled page in the in-app viewer. It shows exactly what the downloaded .html contains.

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Versions

Each save adds a version. Open Versions in the ⋯ menu to see and switch between earlier versions of the page.

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Manage as a file

An HTML artifact is an ordinary file in your project, so every file operation applies: move it between folders, copy it to another project, duplicate it, or delete it. The ⋯ menu in the top bar, and the file’s row in the project file list, both offer Rename, Share, Styles, Verification, Download as HTML, Versions, and Delete.

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Rebuild as a dashboard, deck, or report

HTML pages support verification on their own, but once one needs a wider audience you can ask Addison to rebuild it as an interactive dashboard, a presentation deck, or a report. The rebuilt version gains full data citations and a dedicated home in the app.