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It is built on top of tex4ht. It provides merely a few settings for tex4ht and post-processing scripts that beautify the generated HTML. You might ask why post-processing? Well, because it was simpler for me than figuring out how to get tex4ht to do the desired thing. I just find Tex/Latex not pleasant to use as a programming language, but that's personal taste.

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If the post-processing stage is useful to others, perhaps it could be upstreamed into tex4ht?

(I sometimes think that the user interface of github puts too much emphasis on cloning and not enough on cooperation. Many useful tools ends up in a dozen forks, all with slightly different features, all equally inactive.)

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