What problem does it solve?
Turning an abstract concept into an engaging visual story is hard: most AI-generated explainers read like flat textbook definitions. This Skill produces a magazine-style editorial sketchnote as a single HTML file, walking readers through a narrative arc of real problem, failed attempts, turning point, insight, and final naming.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Six locked layout molds: feature opener, sticky-note failure, archive stamp failure, 200px cross turning point, hero insight, and centered closing name reveal, with enforced rhythm of alternating open and tight spacing.
- Four-typeface contrast system: mandates Serif, Sans, Mono, and Handwriting fonts (Noto Serif SC, Noto Sans SC, JetBrains Mono, Caveat) plus a constrained four-color palette with no pure black.
- Narrative discipline rules: six axioms requiring a concrete opening problem, at least one failure, insight before naming, restrained non-meta prose, and native Chinese expression without translation tone.
- Use Case: Ask the agent to explain the concept of emergence; it outputs a 1080px-wide vertical long-form HTML page styled like a magazine dossier, from reductionism's failure to Anderson's 1972 naming, ready to export or share.
Quick Start
Use the article-sketchnote-editorial skill to turn the concept of emergence into an editorial sketchnote HTML page following the six-station narrative arc.
