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About this Skill
Build a premium home for an interview podcast: a dark rounded hero card lit by soft cobalt and cyan blooms, a working audio card, duotone cover art for every episode and a player that stays docked while listeners browse. The example show, Even Keel, includes a searchable episode archive, episode pages with chapters and transcript excerpts, a guest directory, a newsletter and follow links. You get one self-contained file that opens in any browser and works offline.
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About this Skill

Give your interview show a home that feels designed: a dark rounded hero card glowing with soft cobalt light, duotone cover art for every episode and a player that keeps going while visitors browse. The example is Even Keel, a fictional weekly show about independent businesses built to last, hosted by Maren Holt.

What you get
- A home page with latest episodes, theme playlists, quotes from recent episodes, guests, the host and a newsletter sign-up
- An archive with search, topic chips, season and sort filters, and a grid or list view
- Episode pages with chapters, show notes and transcript excerpts, plus a guest directory
- A docked player with skip, speed, chapters and an Up next queue that works on phones too
- One file with fonts and photos embedded that opens in any browser and works offline

How to use it
- Share your show name, host, schedule, feed address and episode list; add chapters, transcripts, guest photos and audio links if you have them.
- Your agent fills the episode data, cover art and pages, then checks every page and the player on desktop and phone.
- Open the file, play an episode, browse the archive and ask for changes in plain words.

Forms confirm on the page until you connect your newsletter or inbox. For a real show, guest photos come from you, never from an image generator.
What you need before you start
- You bring
- Show name, host, schedule and feed address · Episode list: number, season, date, duration, title, guest and a short summary · Optional: chapters, transcript excerpts, guest photos and audio links
- Dependencies
- Node.js 18 or newer on your agent's machine, to run the bundled script that builds the single offline file · Internet access while the file is built, so the fonts can be downloaded once and embedded · Your own host and guest photos for a real show; an image generation tool in your agent only for fictional demo portraits
- Outside costs
- Portraits for a fictional demo are generated with your agent's own image tool, which may incur that tool's usage charges. A real show uses your own photos, and episodes without one fall back to the show's cover artwork.
- Last tested
- v1.0.6 — Claude Code / Claude Desktop / Cowork / Codex / ChatGPT
What you get
- A finished example site for Even Keel: 24 episodes across three seasons, an archive with search, topic, season and sort filters, episode pages and a guest directory.
- A real listening experience: play, seek, skip and speed controls, chapters, an Up next queue, resume position and a docked player with a now-playing sheet on phones.
- Your show as one offline file with fonts and photos embedded, plus the style guide, image plan, motion rules and quality checklist your agent builds from.
Good fit
- Hosts and producers of interview shows who want a proper home for episodes, guests and subscribers.
- Company or brand podcasts that need episode pages, show notes and a newsletter in one place.
- Shows that already publish chapters or transcripts and want them readable on the web.
Not for
- Hosting audio: the player plays the audio links you supply, or runs on a simulated clock until you add them.
- Collecting subscribers on its own: newsletter and guest forms confirm on the page until you connect your email service.
- Video-first shows: the site is built around audio playback, cover art and transcripts, not a video player.
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