tech-diagram_skill

Overview

This skill generates Nano Banana Pro prompts for creating technical explanation infographics and AI-focused diagrams. It guides selection of visual taste, diagram type, and core elements to produce concise prompts optimized for image-generation AIs. The skill also produces a short cross-post caption and saves the prompt and resulting image for tracking.

How this skill works

You provide a topic or select from suggested ideas, then confirm an image taste (clean or hand-drawn) and a diagram type (flowchart, comparison, concept, architecture, timeline). The tool limits diagrams to 3–5 main elements, applies an anti-AI-style option to reduce overly synthetic looks, and outputs a ready-to-use Nano Banana Pro prompt plus a short social caption. It also saves the prompt and image and marks the idea as completed for progress tracking.

When to use it

• When you request図解作成, テック図解, or AI解説図
• When you need a clear infographic to explain a technical concept
• When preparing visuals for blog posts, docs, or social posts
• When you want a lightweight, reproducible prompt for image-generation AI
• When you need a consistent workflow to produce and archive explanation diagrams

Best practices

• Confirm image taste with the user before generating the prompt (clean or hand-drawn)
• Limit the diagram to 3–5 primary components to keep visuals readable
• Choose a single diagram type that matches the goal (process, comparison, concept, architecture, timeline)
• Include a clear title positioned at the top of the image
• Enable the anti-AI-style option if you want to reduce generic, overly polished outputs

Example use cases

• Create an architecture diagram prompt showing microservices, API gateway, and data stores
• Generate a comparison infographic prompt contrasting two ML model families
• Produce a timeline prompt outlining the evolution of an AI framework
• Make a concept diagram prompt to explain attention mechanisms with three core elements
• Draft a flowchart prompt for an onboarding or deployment process