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Generate minimal, abstract, UI-inspired illustrations for software product features — as deterministic SVG. Use when asked for a feature illustration, product illustration, spot illustration, empty-state graphic, feature-card artwork, docs or developer-portal illustration, or a consistent illustration set/family for a product. Also use to turn a feature description or a product screenshot into an abstract UI illustration, to add a new illustration to an existing family, or to retheme an existing set.

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Turn article ideas into hand-drawn, 16:9 illustrations featuring Grav, a floating character. Plan image placement and visual metaphors, then generate white-background sketches with sparse English labels and review their consistency.

• Plan illustrations for a blog post
• Explain an abstract concept through a visual metaphor
• Keep illustration styles consistent across articles

Plan and generate illustrations for Chinese articles using the black character 小黑, white backgrounds, and sparse handwritten annotations. The skill identifies passages worth illustrating, proposes placements and visual metaphors, and guides image generation, revision, and delivery.

• Planning illustration placement in Chinese articles
• Explaining ideas and processes through visual metaphors
• Generating individual hand-drawn article illustrations

Create flat SVG illustrations of long-legged people in design and coding scenes. Large black shapes, bright colors, and consistent poses give onboarding screens, error pages, and marketing cards a shared visual style.

• Illustrations for onboarding screens
• Character art for error pages
• Cards showing design and coding work

Analyze an article, choose useful illustration positions, and generate images with consistent diagram types, visual styles, and colors. Save generation prompts for reuse and insert the finished illustrations into the article.

• Adding explanatory diagrams to a technical article
• Illustrating steps in a tutorial
• Keeping an article's illustrations visually consistent

Create SVG illustrations of active figures using one continuous black line and offset color patches that resemble misaligned printing. The skill guides poses, colors, composition, rendering, and visual checks for product pages and announcement cards.

• Illustrations for empty states and 404 pages
• Playful figures for onboarding screens
• Artwork for blog headers and launch announcements

Create SVG illustrations, a scalable vector image format, with thick navy outlines, vivid colors, and chunky depth. Combine a cartoon character with overlapping props for product screens and marketing cards, then render, review, and refine the artwork.

• Illustrating 404 and error pages
• Creating onboarding illustrations
• Designing blog header artwork

Create SVG illustrations, a scalable vector image format, of people working in airy rooms or terraces. Use thin indigo outlines, mostly white shapes, and restrained color accents, with reusable drawing parts and checks for consistent scenes.

• Illustrating remote work scenes
• Depicting team discussions at a whiteboard
• Creating onboarding illustrations

Create flat SVG illustration cards featuring one expressive person and one main prop. A defined palette, character proportions, reusable drawing parts, and visual checks help keep error pages, onboarding screens, and marketing illustrations consistent.

• Illustrate 404 pages and error messages
• Create artwork for empty states and onboarding
• Draw coming-soon cards with a person and a prop

Draw SVG illustrations of collaboration, commuting, and focused work using black lines and halftone dots, small dots that create shading. Produce monochrome artwork with hand-drawn contours for onboarding screens, empty states, blog headers, and marketing cards.

• Illustrating collaboration or review scenes
• Creating monochrome onboarding illustrations
• Drawing artwork for empty states or 404 pages

Create original SVG illustrations with expressive cartoon characters, bold ink outlines, and a prominent prop. Use the transparent artwork for onboarding, empty states, success screens, blog headers, or marketing cards, with checks for consistent styling and believable hands.

• Illustrations for onboarding screens
• Character artwork for empty states and error pages
• Celebratory illustrations for success screens

Analyze an article, choose where illustrations would help, and generate images with consistent types, styles, and colors. Save the illustration plan and prompts, then insert image references into the article's Markdown.

• Add illustrations where an article needs visual support
• Illustrate tutorial steps and workflows
• Create comparison images using article-specific details

Create model architecture diagrams and method illustrations for academic papers using Gemini. Codex plans the figure and reviews generated images for correct connections, content, layout, and readability, guiding repeated revisions toward a clearer final figure.

• Illustrate a model architecture for a paper
• Show a method's processing steps and data flow
• Create a conceptual comparison diagram

Create academic architecture diagrams and method illustrations with Gemini image generation. The workflow refines layout and visual style, then uses Claude to inspect arrows, labels, and readability and guide further revisions.

• Illustrating a model architecture for a paper
• Turning a method description into a workflow diagram
• Reviewing diagram arrows and labels

Create SVG illustration cards of people working with laptops, screens, and design components. Follow a defined pastel palette, violet frame, thin navy outlines, and overlapping speech bubbles to produce matching artwork for product pages, onboarding, and team content.

• Create illustrations for support or team pages
• Add matching artwork to onboarding and 404 screens
• Draw people designing interfaces or coding

Create SVG illustrations centered on one physical object, with white faces, teal sides, dark outlines, and hard shadows. Use this consistent, people-free style for onboarding steps, empty states, feature cards, and product imagery.

• Object illustrations for empty states
• Artwork for onboarding steps
• Cards explaining product features

Create green isometric illustrations, using angled views without perspective, of developer and design workspaces as SVG files. A bundled drawing kit helps arrange equipment on one platform, with consistent shading, fine details, shadows, and validation checks.

• Illustrate a server room or development stack
• Show a CI pipeline as an illustrated scene
• Create artwork for empty states and onboarding

Create hand-drawn SVG illustration cards featuring expressive creatures or living objects that represent coding and design ideas. A supplied brush library supports uneven ink outlines, loose watercolor fills, large eyes, and consistent details across a set.

• Creating a loading illustration with a snail mascot
• Adding a character illustration to an error page
• Illustrating a coding concept for a blog header

Spec or critique custom illustrations — style, composition, and brand alignment. Use when asked to "spec an illustration", "critique this illustration", or "define an illustration style".

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Generate diverse creative illustrations via OpenAI Images API. Create book illustrations, editorial art, children's book art, concept illustrations, and artistic scenes. Use when user needs creative visual content for stories, articles, presentations, or artistic projects (e.g., "illustrate a fairy tale scene", "create editorial art about technology", "design children's book illustrations", "generate concept art for a story").

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Create pixel art illustrations as SVG files, a scalable image format, for READMEs, documentation, and slides. Build character portraits, conversations, or group scenes, then refine colors, speech bubbles, arrows, and spacing to fit the requested layout.

• Create a pixel art hero image for a README
• Illustrate a conversation with characters and speech bubbles
• Make a character illustration in project colors

Turn method notes or figure descriptions into academic architecture and concept illustrations. Claude plans and reviews the layout, while a local Codex bridge generates images, with refinement rounds and final PNG, LaTeX snippet, and review records.

• Illustrating a model architecture for a paper
• Turning method notes into a workflow diagram
• Creating concept or comparison figures

Draw vintage emblem SVG illustrations for teams, events, and releases. Combine one bold object, a sun disc, carved shadows, and custom lettering in seven flat colors to create badges, posters, or marketing cards.

• Creating a badge for a team or club
• Illustrating a release announcement card
• Designing artwork for stickers or patches

Create original SVG illustration cards of people coding, thinking, or resting. The style combines thick, uneven black marker lines, offset mint shapes, and cream paper for onboarding screens, error pages, editorial headers, and marketing cards.

• Illustrate an empty state
• Add character art to onboarding
• Create an illustration for a 404 page