'answer-me-with-html' skill makes AI reply in HTML instead of Markdown

On November 6, 2026, a post appeared on the Chinese developer site Juejin under the title 《神级 Skill，让 AI 用 HTML 代替 Markdown 回复》 (roughly: "an amazing Skill that makes AI answer in HTML instead of Markdown"). The piece introduces a Skill called answer-me-with-html, which redirects an AI assistant's replies from Markdown to HTML. The author calls the Skill 「非常有趣又实用」, meaning very interesting and practical, and notes that readers can take it away and start using it straight away.

Most of the post is built around a direct side-by-side comparison. In the author's description, the left side of the comparison shows how the AI answers on its own, while the right side shows what the reply looks like after the Skill has been applied. The same question is put to the assistant in both cases, so the contrast is meant to show the difference in output formatting rather than in content. The comparison is illustrated with images in the original article; the excerpt available only carries the caption text.

Beyond that, the material spares few technical details. The Skill is named but not explained internally, and no installation steps, configuration options, supported tools, or limits are mentioned. The value proposition is summed up as letting readers adjust the way an AI's replies look, and readers who want the effect are pointed to the Skill itself rather than to any workaround.

The available reporting covers only this single piece, published at 12:19 on November 6, 2026, so nothing further about adoption, follow-up updates, or community reaction can be confirmed from these sources.