القائمة
Generate retro arcade style infographic prompts for documentation pages
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| name | infographic-generator |
| description | Generate retro arcade style infographic prompts for documentation pages |
Generate an image AI prompt for creating a retro arcade style infographic for a documentation page.
Ask the user: "Which documentation page should this infographic be for?"
Present options from the docs/ directory (use Glob to find all .md files in docs/), or let them specify a custom topic.
Read the specified documentation file to understand its content.
Create a retro arcade style prompt following this format:
Create a retro 8-bit pixel art infographic for "[PAGE TITLE]" from DevOps AI Toolkit.
Style: Retro arcade game aesthetic, pixel art, CRT glow effects, scanlines, neon pink/cyan on dark background, NES game instruction card style.
TOPIC: [One sentence describing what this page covers]
KEY CONCEPTS (visualize as power-ups/abilities):
[For each major section/concept in the doc, write ONE line like:]
1. [Icon emoji] [CONCEPT NAME]: [One sentence description - no bullet lists]
[Include 3-6 concepts depending on the doc's content]
Include pixel art icons, game-style UI elements, and achievement badges related to the topic.
Show the generated prompt in a code block so the user can copy it.
Then say: "Copy this prompt to your image generation AI. Once you have the image, tell me the file path and I'll add it to the documentation."
When the user provides the image path:
Confirm the image was added to the doc.
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Create a release tag based on accumulated changelog fragments, then prune merged worktrees and branches. Run when ready to cut a release.
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Close a PRD that is already implemented or no longer needed
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