Workipedia Illustrated Wiki Page Generator

Problem

Putting together an illustrated wiki page is often blocked by scattered sources, hard-to-verify images, and outputs that remain plain Markdown instead of a previewable HTML page. workipedia addresses this by turning topic research, extraction, image handling, and page generation into one workflow.

How It Works

• Search and fetch: use WebSearch for a broad pass, then refine by entity type such as person, technology, place, event, or concept, and fetch key pages with WebFetch.
• Integration: extract definitions, parameters, history, impact, and other factual points, keeping a neutral encyclopedic tone.
• Images: prefer public direct URLs from official sites, encyclopedias, or high-quality search results; use a browser and download when needed; only generate images if no usable web image is found.
• Output: fill templates/wiki_template.html, save the result to /workipedia/[topic].html, serve it locally, and expose a preview link.

Boundaries

• Best for single-topic, illustrated wiki-style HTML pages, not interactive apps, databases, or long-lived sites.
• The primary deliverable is a complete HTML file rather than Markdown.
• Images should be real, accessible, and source-attributed; random placeholders or emoji substitutes should be avoided.