baoyu-article-illustrator

To automate article illustrations, this skill analyzes your article structure to detect sections needing visuals and generates consistent aesthetics using a Type × Style framework. It outputs prompts and frontmatter-ready metadata to power downstream image-generation workflows.

The Type × Style framework is a two-dimension system for generating article visuals. It applies specific types and styles to different article sections to ensure visual consistency across tutorials, reports, and other text formats.

Yes, you can generate consistent visual prompts by providing your article file path and optional type or style. The system analyzes the structure and outputs tailored prompts and outlines for each section requiring visual aids.

You add frontmatter-ready metadata by running the article structure analysis. The skill automatically generates metadata alongside prompts and outlines, allowing you to directly integrate visual aids into your downstream image-generation workflows.

Yes, the article illustrator works with tutorials and reports. It detects sections where visual aids enhance clarity and engagement, applying its Type × Style framework to improve reader comprehension across various document types.

You need to provide the article file path to begin generating article visuals. Optionally, you can specify a type and style to guide the two-dimension framework in creating consistent aesthetics for your sections.