article-image-prompt

Generates .prompt files with visual thesis and composition for article illustrations.

Updated May 21, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/wangcb8i8i/agent-skills --skill article-image-prompt
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Skill: article-image-prompt
Source: https://github.com/wangcb8i8i/agent-skills/tree/main/article-image-prompt
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/wangcb8i8i/agent-skills --skill article-image-prompt

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This skill solves the pain point of users who have finished articles but lack design expertise to select and create appropriate matching images, eliminating the need for users to make complex design decisions on their own.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Intelligent illustration candidate scanning: Automatically scans the full article to identify high-value cover and inline illustration candidates based on reader understanding gain, with no minimum frequency threshold for candidate selection.
  • Guided alignment workflow: Provides a 3-step user interaction process to select illustration schemes, confirm a unified visual style for the entire batch of images, and refine composition and in-image text strategy for each individual illustration.
  • Standardized prompt generation: Produces compliant .prompt files with visual thesis, style anchors, and structured composition prompts that meet mainstream image generation model requirements, with built-in quality checklists to ensure output consistency and narrative alignment.
  • Use case: For a technical blog post about distributed system consensus algorithms, use this skill to automatically generate a cover concept diagram and inline flowcharts that match the article's narrative, ready for direct use with image generation tools.

Quick Start

Provide your article (as a local file, URL, pasted text, or existing conversation context) to the article-image-prompt skill to automatically generate all required illustration prompts after confirming the scheme and style.

Frequently Asked Questions about article-image-prompt

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I automatically generate image prompts for an article cover and inline diagrams?

To generate image prompts for an article cover and inline diagrams, provide your article text or URL to automatically scan for high-value illustration candidates and produce standardized .prompt files with visual thesis and style anchors.

What is the best way to create matching illustrations for technical documentation without design expertise?

Creating matching illustrations for technical documentation without design expertise uses a guided 3-step workflow to select schemes, confirm unified visual styles, and refine composition, eliminating the need for complex visual decisions.

Can I use this to generate flowcharts and concept illustrations for a research report?

Yes, you can generate flowcharts and concept illustrations for a research report, as the skill scans content to identify high-value inline illustration candidates based on reader understanding gain and narrative alignment.

Does the generated image prompt work with mainstream image generation models?

The generated image prompt works with mainstream image generation models by producing model-agnostic .prompt files that include structured composition prompts and strict color palette adherence to meet model requirements.

How do I ensure visual consistency across all cover images and inline illustrations in my blog post?

To ensure visual consistency across cover images and inline illustrations in your blog post, the guided alignment workflow confirms a unified visual style for the entire batch before refining individual composition and in-image text strategies.

What file formats and inputs are supported for generating article illustration prompts?

Supported inputs for generating article illustration prompts include local files, URLs, pasted text, or existing conversation context, which are processed into standardized .prompt files with built-in quality checklists.