Structured learning navigator for blog posts and articles. Produces an OKR-based learning plan with gap analysis, a knowledge tree, and learning path — all saved as Markdown + multiple presentation-ready SVG visualizations. Use this skill whenever the user shares a blog post, article, tutorial, or technical write-up and wants to understand what they need to learn, what prerequisites they're missing, or how to build a study plan around it. Also trigger when the user says things like "帮我拆解一下这篇文章", "我该怎么学这个", "reading guide for this post", "what do I need to know before reading this", "帮我做个学习计划", "这篇文章的知识体系是什么", or provides a URL/text and asks to "break it down", "make a study plan", "figure out what I'm missing".
Create hand-drawn style SVG flowcharts and diagrams from user descriptions. Supports aspect ratio specification (16:9, 4:3, 1:1, A4, or custom W:H ratios). Use this skill whenever the user asks to create a flowchart, diagram, architecture diagram, process chart, mind map, or any visual representation of a workflow/system using SVG. Also trigger when the user says things like "画个图", "画个流程图", "帮我可视化一下", "draw a diagram", "visualize this process", "make a chart showing how X works", or describes a process/system and asks to "turn it into a picture/chart/diagram". This skill produces SVG files with a distinctive hand-sketched aesthetic — wobbly edges, hatching fills, handwriting fonts — not sterile corporate diagrams.
Generate publication-quality figures for academic papers: LaTeX TikZ method pipelines and Blender 3D renders. Use this skill for method overview figures, pipeline diagrams, architecture diagrams, system flowcharts, 3D rendered teasers, SMPL/FBX mesh renders, skeleton visualizations, method comparisons, or any research figure need. Trigger on: "method figure", "pipeline figure", "architecture diagram", "flow diagram", "teaser", "3D render", "SMPL", "FBX", "mesh render", "Blender", "blender figure", "teaser figure", "skeleton render", "3D comparison", "方法流程图", "画图", "渲染", "三维", "draw my method", "I need a figure for my paper", "help me make a figure".