baoyu-article-illustrator

Analyzes article structure, identifies positions requiring visual aids, generates illustrations with Type × Style two-dimension approach. Use when user asks to "illustrate article", "add images", "generate images for article", or "为文章配图".

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Article Illustrator

Skill Overview


Analyze the article structure, intelligently identify where images should be placed, and automatically generate illustrations in a unified style using the Type × Style two-dimensional methodology.

Use Cases

  • Illustrations for Technical Documentation: Automatically generate infographics, flowcharts, and framework diagrams for API documentation and technical tutorials to help readers quickly understand complex concepts and system architecture.
  • Blog Content Optimization: Automatically add scene illustrations and comparative charts to blog posts and marketing content to enhance reading experience and increase engagement.
  • Knowledge Base Visualization: Convert content such as methodologies and historical evolution into timelines, framework diagrams, and comparison charts to make knowledge easier to absorb.
  • Core Features

  • Type × Style Two-Dimensional Image Generation

  • - Type dimension controls the information structure: infographic (infographic), scene (scene), flowchart (flowchart), comparison (comparison), framework (framework), timeline (timeline)
    - Style dimension controls the visual style: notion, warm, minimal, blueprint, watercolor, elegant, etc.
    - Flexible combinations: e.g., --type infographic --style blueprint generates blueprint-style infographics

  • Intelligent Content Analysis and Illustration Planning

  • - Automatically analyzes the article type (technical/tutorial/methodology/narrative)
    - Identifies the purpose of the images (information delivery/visualization/inspiring imagination)
    - Extracts key arguments and marks the best locations for images
    - Supports four density settings: minimal (1–2 images), balanced (3–5 images), per-section (an image for each section), rich (6+ images)

  • End-to-End Workflow and Output Management

  • - A six-step standardized process: pre-check → content analysis → confirm settings → generate outline → generate images → final integration
    - Automatically creates a structured output directory: illustrations/{topic-slug}/
    - Generates reusable illustration outlines (outline.md) and prompt files (prompts/)
    - Supports full lifecycle management for illustration updates, additions, and deletions

    FAQs

    What image types are supported by the Article Illustrator?

    Supports six Type categories, each suited to different content:

  • infographic: data, metrics, technical content

  • scene: narrative, emotion-driven content

  • flowchart: processes, workflows

  • comparison: side-by-side comparisons, solution selection

  • framework: models, architectures

  • timeline: history, evolution
  • How do I choose an illustration style for an article?

    The Style dimension controls visual aesthetics. Common choices include:

  • notion: a clean document style

  • minimal: minimalist design

  • blueprint: blueprint-like technical style

  • watercolor: watercolor art style

  • elegant: refined and elegant style

  • warm: warm and approachable style
  • Recommendation: In Step 3, confirm the style via AskUserQuestion. The system will recommend the best-matching Style based on the content type.

    How should the illustration density be set?

    Density should be chosen based on content length and needs:

  • minimal (1–2 images): short articles or just enough to visualize key points

  • balanced (3–5 images): medium-length articles with a good balance of text and visuals

  • per-section (recommended): an image for each subsection to ensure comprehensive coverage

  • rich (6+ images): long-form content with lots of visual support
  • The system defaults to the per-section mode, which can be adjusted during the confirmation step.