The model talks too much.
The hard part was not only generating a page. It was stripping extra commentary, saving clean code, and serving the result reliably from Calvin's own server.
A local-LLM-assisted one-shot page maker: prompt in, clean HTML out, then serve the generated file with as little starting friction as possible.
A small publishing utility for making quick one-file web pages and sharing them without forcing the recipient through setup or tooling.
The hard part was not only generating a page. It was stripping extra commentary, saving clean code, and serving the result reliably from Calvin's own server.
A stricter prompt requests one document, cleanup logic extracts usable HTML, and a server route publishes generated files under a predictable path.
The difference between a toy and a tool is the full user path. Make the page, clean the page, publish the page, and give someone a link they can open.
The generator is less about the model call than the complete route from a rough page idea to a shareable static file.
Other projects where a small interface makes technical machinery easier to use.