A Rube Goldberg Engage Interaction

I may be trying to get too fancy for my own good here.

I've created and published an Engage interaction to our corporate intranet. The challenge: we don't have an LMS, so right now what people need to do is navigate to a Sharepoint web page where the interaction can be found within a document library web part that displays the other resources and job aids available. They're static .pdf files, so there's no issue there. However, people who want to view my "interactive job aid" need to open the interaction folder, and select the interaction flash file.

I'm trying to reduce the number of clicks it would take to open the interaction, rather than promise that they'll find the information they're looking for "right after this next click." Like Foursquare promising the mayorship in just one day, you know?

I got the impression that I could do this by modifying the variables listed in the engage.html file, and placing that in the document library to link to the Interaction files elsewhere.  But I'm having difficulty doing this.

Am I making things way too complex? Or is this Rube Goldberg approach do-able?