baoyu-infographic_skill

Overview

This skill generates professional, publication-ready infographics by combining an information layout with a visual style. It analyzes source content, preserves all original data verbatim, recommends optimal layout×style combinations, and outputs structured content plus a finished infographic image. Use it when you need clear, design-ready visual summaries from text or data.

How this skill works

The skill loads or accepts source content, runs a content analysis to detect topic, data types, tone, audience, and language, then transforms the content into a visual-first structure (titles, objectives, sections, verbatim data points, and design notes). It recommends 3–5 matching layout×style combinations, confirms options with the user, generates a prompt that pairs a chosen layout and style with the structured content, and produces the final infographic image. All original content is preserved; no rephrasing or invented facts are added.

When to use it

• Create a timeline, comparison, or visual summary from a text document or pasted content.
• Turn a report, tutorial, or dataset into a shareable infographic for presentations or social media.
• Produce multiple design variations quickly by swapping layouts and styles.
• Prepare publication-ready assets while preserving quotes, stats, and source wording verbatim.
• Generate infographics in a specific aspect ratio (landscape, portrait, square) or language.

Best practices

• Provide clean source text or a single markdown file; include explicit design notes when needed.
• Specify desired layout or style only if you have a clear visual goal; otherwise accept the recommendations.
• Define learning objectives up front to guide structure and headline choices.
• Keep numerical data and quotes verbatim in the source to ensure exact replication.
• Use EXTEND.md to set project or user preferences for default layout, style, aspect, and language.

Example use cases

• Convert a product roadmap into a winding-roadmap infographic with a watercolor or craft style.
• Transform a research summary into a bento-grid educational infographic with a chalkboard or corporate style.
• Produce an engineering exploded view using structural-breakdown layout with technical-schematic visuals.
• Design a comparison piece (A vs B) using binary-comparison layout with corporate-memphis styling.
• Create a social-media portrait infographic from a how-to article using linear-progression + ikea-manual.