sckim-ai/claude-visual-generator

Claude Code skill plugin for generating professional infographic images from research documents and presentations. Supports 24 layouts, 9 themes, and Gemini API 4K rendering.

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layout-types

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sckim-ai/claude-visual-generator

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A shared reference defining 24 layout types for visual-generator tools. Each layout includes its main idea, an ASCII sketch, visualization principles, suggested specifications, and cases where it should or should not be used.

not rated 2 6mo ago A 0 tokens

prompt-concept

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sckim-ai/claude-visual-generator

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A tool for writing image-generation prompts that explain a central concept through a technical-report-style visual. It is intended for materials such as government-funded project reports, academic journals, and technical proposals, and works with visual-renderer.

not rated 2 6mo ago A 72 tokens

prompt-gov

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sckim-ai/claude-visual-generator

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A skill that analyzes Korean research-plan documents and creates prompts for infographic slides in a government or public-sector presentation style. An infographic slide presents information visually with concise text and graphics.

not rated 2 6mo ago A 51 tokens

prompt-seminar

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sckim-ai/claude-visual-generator

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A tool for writing image-generation prompts in the style of internal seminar or workshop presentation materials. It supports complex layouts with 20–30 text elements and can produce prompts for visual-renderer.

not rated 2 6mo ago A 68 tokens

renderer

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sckim-ai/claude-visual-generator

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A visual-rendering workflow that defines the inputs needed to create or display visual output.

not rated 2 6mo ago A 56 tokens

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