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Basic infographic generator. Just tell me what you want and I'll make it.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
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Generate a YouTube title shortlist for a new video using two parallel lenses, topic-based and pattern-based. Pulls the LAST 20 to 25 uploads from a locked comp set of competitor channels plus Ben's own channel (recent only, never all-time-popular), clusters them by subject and by structure, weights what is overperforming right now, then produces two labeled angle sets. Reasons about the video first, lets the fresh data reshape the angle, and never forces the topic into an irrelevant template. Uses reliable recent-upload pulls, not the unreliable vidiq_outliers endpoint. Use whenever Ben says "title ideation", "title angles", "title brainstorm", "give me title options", "what should I call this video", "title shortlist", or shares a rough video idea / transcript / reference videos and asks for titles.
Turn a task you just finished into a small, reliable, single-purpose skill by reverse-engineering the process from the conversation you already had. Also improves or audits an existing skill. Use this AFTER you have done a piece of knowledge work in a chat (research, a draft, an analysis, a prep doc) and want to lock the process in as a skill. Triggers include "build a skill from this", "turn this into a skill", "make a skill out of what we just did", "skill-ify this", "build a skill", "improve this skill", "audit my skill", "why does my skill suck", "make my skill smaller", or when the user finishes a repeatable task and wants to reuse it. Built for knowledge workers, not just engineers. For skills you have NOT done yet (only an idea), hand off to process-interviewer instead.
Repurpose research, YouTube videos, blog articles, guides, or raw insights into high-performing LinkedIn posts that match Ben's exact tone of voice and writing style. STEP-BY-STEP and interactive: never output a complete post immediately, and at each step give suggestions, wait for the user's decision, then proceed. Pairs with /research upstream and /visual downstream. Use when the user shares a YouTube link, blog URL, transcript, insight, or idea and wants a LinkedIn post, or says "LinkedIn post", "LinkedIn content", "write a post", "repurpose for LinkedIn", or "turn this into a post".
Iterative newsletter writing workflow for Ben Van Sprundel's audience. Use when Ben wants to write a newsletter from research, an insight, an idea, or a YouTube video transcript. This is a CREATIVE, STEP-BY-STEP process. Never output a complete newsletter immediately. Each step requires suggestions, user decision, then progression to next step. Pairs with /research upstream and /image downstream. Triggers: newsletter, write newsletter, email content, repurpose video, insight to newsletter.
Run deep, internet-enabled research on any topic to gather the raw material for content. First step of the content pipeline — feeds /linkedin and /newsletter. Automates prompt enhancement through clarifying questions, saves parameters for reproducibility, and executes web-enabled deep research. Use when the user asks to research a topic, gather sources, investigate a subject, or build the foundation for a post or newsletter.
Generate on-brand visuals and infographics for LinkedIn posts and newsletters using Nano Banana MCP (Gemini AI image generation). Final step of the content pipeline. Follows a guided flow. Analyze the content, suggest visualizable concepts, propose visualization approaches, then generate on-brand visuals. USE THIS SKILL WHEN user says "create a visual", "make a visual", "generate an infographic", or wants a graphic to go with a post or newsletter. Modular architecture with lazy-loaded reference files for each phase.
| name | infographic-old |
| description | Basic infographic generator. Just tell me what you want and I'll make it. |
Make infographics with AI.
When user gives content, create a prompt like:
Create an infographic about [topic] with [their content]. Make it look good. 4:5 ratio.
Call generate_image with the prompt. Show the result.
If they want edits, use edit_image or continue_editing.
Done.