article-batch-illustration

To automatically generate illustrations for Markdown articles, this Skill parses section headings, creates consistent illustration prompts, calls the Gemini image API to create visuals, and inserts wikilinks back into your document.

Yes, you can batch-create concept diagrams for Obsidian notes by analyzing section structures, generating unified prompt instructions, and saving resulting images into an Obsidian-friendly folder structure with automatic wikilink insertion.

To keep AI-generated images visually consistent across article sections, the Skill extracts the core idea of each section and generates structured, style-unified illustration prompts for concepts, flowcharts, and architecture diagrams before image creation.

Yes, you need the Gemini API to automate article illustration, as the workflow relies on Gemini image API calls to generate the visuals and save them locally for your Markdown documents.

From long-form posts, you can generate concept diagrams, flowcharts, comparison visuals, and blueprint-style architecture diagrams by converting each Markdown section into a structured illustration prompt.

A limitation of using AI to batch-illustrate technical essays is that image generation depends entirely on the Gemini API, meaning you need local image saving and manual wikilink verification to ensure accurate document integration.