Render the HTML report¶
The assessment can produce a single-file, shareable HTML version of the report — useful for handing to a lead or stakeholder who won't open the markdown.
Ask for it¶
After an assessment has run:
Render this assessment as a shareable HTML page.
The tool produces the HTML only when asked — it never writes it unprompted.
What you get¶
A single, print-friendly page (no emoji, no animations) with:
- A header showing the project, date, the Habitat Maturity Level badge and the cognitive level badge (colour-coded L0–L5), and the one-line rationale.
- A Habitat Maturity Profile block — all fourteen dimensions as small bars labelled with the model's verb at the placed level; behavioural dimensions placed without direct evidence carry an "(inferred)" tag.
- Three discipline cards with 0–5 strength indicators.
- An Operational Axes strip (the four headline dimensions) and a Habitat/Workflow Gap badge showing the signed gap and its regime.
- Strengths and gaps side by side and numbered recommendations.
- A light grey Next steps box holding the generated explanation of the gap, then a dark Assessment Review box carrying the report's single call to action — book a one-hour review of the report — and, below it, the reading path with a clear Leanpub button.
Tips¶
- It's a self-contained file — open it in a browser or print to PDF to circulate.
- Re-render after each assessment; keep the markdown under
assessments/as the source of record.
Next¶
- Read the Habitat/Workflow Gap before you share — make sure you can explain the headline.