[chhanz]

Listing: html-studio

A Kiro Crew app for viewing, editing, checking and presenting HTML slide decks, side by side with the agent that writes them. Repository: https://github.com/chhanz/html-studio (public, Apache-2.0).

Entry pins the release branch commit 69557c1e49c8197e3cf5b064dd99cc6c8409d596. That branch is main plus the built UI (ui/dist), so a plain clone installs with no build step; main holds sources only.

What I verified

• Cloned https://github.com/chhanz/html-studio at the pinned commit over https without credentials.
• app.json at the root: every referenced path exists in the tree at that commit:
  • ui/dist/index.mjs (ES module), ui/dist/icons/nav.svg, ui/dist/icons/nav-inactive.svg
  • backend/server.py (Python 3.9+, standard library only, port: auto, /health)
  • iconPath assets/icon.svg, heroImage assets/hero.webp (1600x900, 32 KB)
  • skills/deck-visual-edit/SKILL.md
• permissions is an object keyed by dimension; skills is a list of string paths.
• No cron jobs; no data/, .app_secret, installed.json or app-crons.json committed.
• Ran tools/format.py, tools/validate.py (OK, the 3 warnings are pre-existing and about other entries) and pytest tests/ -q (all passing) on this branch.

Store copy (displayName, summary, tags) comes from the app's manifest, so none is written here.

[chhanz]

Hello @CrysisDeu ,

Apologies if you are not the right person for this. I noticed you merged the recent catalog additions (#46 and others), so I thought I would check with you first. If this should go to someone else, please let me know and I will reach out to them instead.

This PR adds html-studio to the catalog. After the three apps merged last week, I rebased onto the current main to resolve the conflict in catalog/official-registry.json, so the diff is now a single 17-line entry. Because the branch was force-pushed, the workflows are back in the action_required state and need a maintainer's approval to run.

Whenever it is convenient, could you approve the workflow run? For reference, I ran validate.py, format.py --check, and the test suite locally, and I cloned the pinned release commit to confirm every path referenced by app.json exists.

Thank you for maintaining the catalog, and no rush at all.