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skills/LeoYeAI/openclaw-master-skills/article-to-infographic

article-to-infographic

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LeoYeAI/openclaw-master-skills·Data Visualization·Audit pending·Snapshot 5308f7c77021

Summary

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SKILL.md

Article to Infographic

Transform any article or text content into a visually compelling, self-contained HTML infographic. Output is a single HTML file with inline CSS/JS -- zero dependencies, opens in any browser, print-ready for PDF export.

Core Philosophy

  1. Content-First -- Analyze the article before choosing layout.
  2. Smart Layout -- Match infographic type to content type automatically.
  3. Distinctive Design -- No generic AI aesthetics. Every infographic feels custom-crafted.
  4. Zero Dependencies -- Single HTML file with inline CSS/JS.
  5. Print-Ready -- Include print media queries for clean PDF export.

Workflow Overview

Strict 3-Step Confirmation Process:

Step 1: Outline Confirmation (BLOCKING)
   ↓ User must confirm
Step 2a: Layout Selection (BLOCKING)
   ↓ User must confirm
Step 2b: Style Selection (BLOCKING)
   ↓ User must confirm
Step 2c: Illustrations (BLOCKING)
   ↓ User must confirm
Step 3: Output Format (BLOCKING)
   ↓ User must confirm
Generation Phase (automatic)

CRITICAL RULE: Each step requires explicit user confirmation before proceeding. Do NOT batch confirmations. Do NOT proceed to next step until current step is confirmed.


Detailed Workflow

  1. Acquire and analyze article content
  2. Extract key information and classify content type
  3. Step 1: Present outline → Get explicit confirmation
  4. Step 2a: Present layout options → Get explicit confirmation
  5. Step 2b: Present style options → Get explicit confirmation
  6. Step 2c: Present illustration options → Get explicit confirmation
  7. Step 3: Present output format options → Get explicit confirmation
  8. Generate the HTML infographic (only after all confirmations)
  • Export to PNG if selected in Step 3
  • Deliver the final output
  • Confirmation Flow Summary (For AI Reference)

    When executing this skill, follow this EXACT sequence:

    PhaseStepActionUser Confirmation Required
    1Content AcquisitionGet article URL/file/text❌ No
    2Content AnalysisExtract info, classify type❌ No
    2.5Step 1Present outline table✅ MUST CONFIRM
    3aStep 2aPresent layout options✅ MUST CONFIRM
    3bStep 2bPresent style options✅ MUST CONFIRM
    3cStep 2cPresent illustration options✅ MUST CONFIRM
    4Step 3Present output format options✅ MUST CONFIRM
    5GenerationCreate HTML❌ Automatic
    6DeliveryPresent results❌ Automatic
    7PNG ExportIf selected in Step 3❌ Automatic

    FORBIDDEN ACTIONS:

    • ❌ Never combine Step 1 + Step 2 confirmations
    • ❌ Never combine Step 2a + 2b + 2c into one question
    • ❌ Never combine Step 2 + Step 3 confirmations
    • ❌ Never proceed to generation without all 3 steps confirmed

    Phase 1: Content Acquisition

    Determine the content source:

    • URL -- Use WebFetch to retrieve article content
    • File -- Read the file directly
    • Pasted text -- Use as-is

    If content is ambiguous or too short, ask for clarification.


    Phase 2: Content Analysis

    Extract from the article:

    1. Title and subtitle -- Main topic and secondary context
    2. Key statistics -- Numbers, percentages, data points
    3. Key points -- 4-8 most important takeaways
    4. Quotes -- Notable statements
    5. Comparisons -- Before/after, pros/cons, A vs B
    6. Sequential steps -- Process flows, timelines, chronological events
    7. Categories -- Natural groupings
    8. Entities -- People, organizations, places

    Classify the best infographic type:

    Content SignalInfographic Type
    Dates, milestones, chronological eventsTimeline
    Numbers, percentages, survey dataStatistics Dashboard
    A vs B, pros/cons, before/afterComparison
    Step-by-step, how-to, tutorialProcess Flow
    Multiple independent tips/factsListicle / Card Grid
    Mixed content typesMagazine / Editorial

    Phase 2.5: Step 1 - Outline Confirmation (BLOCKING)

    ⚠️ CRITICAL: Must get explicit user confirmation before proceeding to Phase 3.

    After content analysis, present the user with a structured outline in table form:

    | Block | Content | Notes |
    |---|---|---|
    | Header | Title + subtitle | Top section |
    | Hero Stats (3) | [stat1] / [stat2] / [stat3] | Key data highlights |
    | ... | ... | ... |
    

    DO NOT proceed until user explicitly confirms.

    Using AskUserQuestion:

    • Header: "Step 1/3: Outline Confirmation"
    • Question: "Please review the outline above with [N] blocks. Confirm to proceed or request changes:"
    • Options:
      • "✅ Outline confirmed - proceed to style selection" -- ONLY THEN go to Phase 3
      • "📝 Need adjustments" -- User specifies changes (add/remove/modify blocks), then RE-CONFIRM
      • "🔄 Simplify to core blocks" -- Auto-trim to core blocks only, then RE-CONFIRM

    Hard rule: If user chooses adjustments, update the outline and return to this same confirmation step. Do NOT proceed to Phase 3 until "✅ Outline confirmed" is selected.


    Phase 3: Step 2 - Style Selection (BLOCKING)

    ⚠️ CRITICAL: Must get explicit user confirmation for BOTH layout AND style before proceeding to Phase 4.

    This phase requires TWO separate confirmations:

    Step 2a: Layout Selection (BLOCKING)

    Using AskUserQuestion:

    • Header: "Step 2a/3: Layout Selection"
    • Question: "Based on your article, I recommend a [detected type] layout. Confirm your choice:"
    • Options:
      • "✅ [detected type] - recommended"
      • "📊 Statistics Dashboard"
      • "📅 Timeline"
      • "⚖️ Comparison"
      • "🔄 Process Flow"
      • "📝 Listicle / Card Grid"
      • "📖 Magazine / Editorial"

    STOP HERE. Wait for user selection. Do NOT show style options yet.

    Step 2b: Style Selection (BLOCKING)

    ONLY after layout is confirmed, present style options:

    Using AskUserQuestion:

    • Header: "Step 2b/3: Visual Style Selection"

    • Question: "What visual style for the [confirmed layout] infographic?"

    • Options (show 4-5 most relevant):

      Standard Styles:

      • "🎨 Bold & Vibrant" -- High contrast, saturated colors, strong visual impact
      • "🌿 Clean & Minimal" -- Whitespace, subtle colors, elegant typography
      • "🌃 Dark & Techy" -- Dark backgrounds, neon accents, modern feel
      • "📰 Warm & Editorial" -- Magazine-style, warm tones, serif typography

      Premium Styles:

      • "🚀 Sci-fi HUD" -- Cyberpunk terminal, particle network, neon glow
      • "💎 Premium Magazine" -- Luxury editorial, massive serif typography
      • "🔮 Glassmorphism Aurora" -- Frosted glass, animated aurora blobs

    STOP HERE. Wait for user selection.

    Step 2c: Illustrations (optional, but ASK)

    Using AskUserQuestion:

    • Header: "Step 2c/3: Illustrations (Optional)"
    • Question: "Add illustrations to the [confirmed style] infographic?"
    • Options:
      • "🚫 No illustrations - text and data only"
      • "🔹 Decorative icons - small SVG icons next to headings"
      • "👤 Character illustrations - full SVG characters from open-source libraries"

    ONLY after all 2a→2b→2c are confirmed, proceed to Phase 4.

    For detailed color palettes and font pairings per style, see references/style-presets.md.


    Phase 4: Step 3 - Output Format Confirmation (BLOCKING)

    ⚠️ CRITICAL: Must get explicit user confirmation for output format BEFORE generating anything.

    Using AskUserQuestion:

    • Header: "Step 3/3: Output Format"
    • Question: "How would you like to receive the [confirmed style] infographic?"
    • Options:
      • "📄 HTML only - single file, opens in browser"
      • "🖼️ HTML + PNG - include high-res image export"
      • "📦 Both formats - explicit delivery of both files"

    ONLY after output format is confirmed, proceed to Phase 5 (Generation).


    Phase 5: Generate Infographic

    HTML Architecture

    Single self-contained HTML file:

    <!DOCTYPE html>
    <html lang="[content language]">
    <head>
        <meta charset="UTF-8">
        <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
        <title>[Infographic Title]</title>
        <link rel="stylesheet" href="[Google Fonts / Fontshare URL]">
        <style>
            :root {
                --bg-primary: ...; --bg-secondary: ...;
                --text-primary: ...; --text-secondary: ...;
                --accent-1: ...; --accent-2: ...;
                --font-display: ...; --font-body: ...;
            }
            /* Layout, components, animations */
            @media print { /* linearize, remove animations */ }
            @media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) { /* disable animations */ }
        </style>
    </head>
    <body>
        <article class="infographic">
            <header class="infographic-header">...</header>
            <main class="infographic-body">...</main>
            <footer class="infographic-footer">...</footer>
        </article>
        <script>/* Intersection Observer animations, counter effects */</script>
    </body>
    </html>
    

    Design Rules

    Typography:

    • Distinctive Google Fonts or Fontshare fonts -- NEVER Inter, Roboto, Arial, or system fonts
    • Display font for headings, clean font for body
    • Responsive sizing with clamp()

    Color:

    • CSS custom properties for entire palette
    • Max 3-4 colors: one dominant, one accent, one-two neutrals
    • WCAG AA contrast for readability

    Layout:

    • CSS Grid for overall structure, Flexbox for components
    • Max-width 1200px, centered
    • Compact spacing: Use 2-3rem between sections, NOT 5rem+. Infographics should feel dense and information-rich, not stretched out. Header padding: 2-2.5rem. Section padding: 2-3rem. Grid gaps: 2-2.5rem.
    • Responsive: stack on mobile, multi-column on desktop

    Data Visualization:

    • Pure CSS for simple charts (bar via width%, pie via conic-gradient)
    • Inline SVG for complex shapes
    • Animate numbers with counter effect (Intersection Observer)
    • Always label data clearly

    Animations:

    • Intersection Observer triggers .visible class
    • Stagger children with animation-delay
    • Subtle fade + translateY baseline
    • prefers-reduced-motion media query required

    Print:

    • @media print rules: linearize layout, remove animations, ensure readability
    • Appropriate page breaks between sections

    Layout Patterns

    Timeline:

    • Vertical center line, alternating left/right entries
    • Date badges on line, content cards offset
    • Mobile: single-column stack

    Statistics Dashboard:

    • Hero stat at top (large number + context)
    • Grid of stat cards (2-3 columns)
    • CSS bar/pie charts where appropriate
    • Counter animation on scroll

    Comparison:

    • Side-by-side columns with central divider
    • Matching rows, color-coded sides
    • Mobile: vertical stack with labels

    Process Flow:

    • Numbered steps with connecting lines/arrows
    • Icon + title + description per step
    • Progress indicator

    Listicle / Card Grid:

    • Numbered/icon cards in responsive grid (2-3 cols desktop, 1 mobile)
    • Each card: icon/number + title + description
    • Hover effects

    Magazine / Editorial:

    • Mix of full-width, card grids, pull quotes, stat highlights
    • Alternate dense and spacious sections
    • Strong typographic hierarchy

    Anti-Patterns -- NEVER

    • Purple gradient on white background
    • Generic card layouts with no visual character
    • Font Awesome or emoji spam as decoration
    • Flat, lifeless color schemes
    • Walls of small text (defeats infographic purpose)
    • Charts without labels
    • Cookie-cutter layouts

    Phase 6: Delivery

    All 3 confirmation steps completed. Generating final output...

    Write the HTML file and present a summary:

    ✅ Infographic generated!
    
    📄 File: [filename].html
    📐 Layout: [confirmed layout]
    🎨 Style: [confirmed style]
    🖼️ Illustrations: [confirmed option]
    📦 Output: [confirmed format]
    📊 Sections: [count]
    
    Open in browser to view. Ctrl+P / Cmd+P to save as PDF.
    

    Generation is complete. No further confirmations needed.


    Edge Cases

    Short articles (< 200 words): Compact single-section, 3-5 key points as cards.

    Long articles (> 3000 words): Summarize to 6-10 key sections max. Prioritize data and takeaways.

    No statistics: Focus on quotes, process flows, or listicle. Use icons instead of charts.

    Technical/code-heavy: Code snippet sections, architecture diagrams with CSS shapes, conceptual flow.

    Non-English content: Set lang attribute correctly on <html>. Use appropriate fonts for CJK, RTL, etc.


    Phase 7: PNG Export (if selected in Step 3)

    After generating the HTML, if PNG was selected in Step 3, proceed with export:

    Method A: Browser tool (preferred in Claude Code / HappyCapy)

    If a browser CLI tool is available:

    1. Start a local HTTP server serving the HTML file
    2. Navigate browser to the page
    3. Force all .reveal elements to visible state (skip scroll animations)
    4. Force all bar fills and counters to final values
    5. Take a full-page screenshot
    6. Close browser
    // JS to inject before screenshot:
    document.querySelectorAll('.reveal').forEach(el => {
        el.classList.add('visible');
        el.style.opacity = '1';
        el.style.transform = 'none';
    });
    document.querySelectorAll('.ba-fill, .bar-fill').forEach(bar => {
        const w = bar.dataset.width;
        if (w) bar.style.width = w + '%';
    });
    document.querySelectorAll('[data-counter]').forEach(el => {
        const target = el.dataset.counter;
        const suffix = el.dataset.suffix || '';
        el.textContent = parseInt(target).toLocaleString() + suffix;
    });
    

    Method B: Playwright script (standalone environments)

    Run the bundled script:

    python3 scripts/html_to_png.py infographic.html output.png --width 1200 --scale 2
    

    The script uses headless Chromium via Playwright. It auto-installs dependencies if needed.

    Arguments:

    • --width : viewport width in px (default 1200)
    • --scale : HiDPI scale factor (default 2, produces 2400px wide image)

    When to export PNG

    Ask the user after HTML delivery:

    • Header: "Export"
    • Question: "Want a PNG image export as well?"
    • Options:
      • "Yes, export PNG" -- Run export
      • "HTML only is fine" -- Skip

    OpenClaw / Non-Interactive Adaptation

    When deploying to environments without interactive question-answer support (e.g., OpenClaw, API-only setups), the skill operates in parameterized mode where ALL options must be specified upfront.

    ⚠️ CRITICAL: In parameterized mode, you MUST provide ALL confirmations in a single prompt because the system cannot ask follow-up questions.

    Parameterized Invocation (Single Prompt)

    Users must specify ALL 3 confirmation steps in one prompt:

    Generate an infographic from [article source].
    
    STEP 1 - OUTLINE:
    [Provide your preferred outline structure, or "use auto-generated outline"]
    
    STEP 2 - STYLE:
    Layout: [timeline|statistics|comparison|process|listicle|magazine]
    Style: [bold-vibrant|clean-minimal|dark-techy|warm-editorial|scifi-hud|premium-magazine|glassmorphism]
    Illustrations: [none|icons|characters]
    
    STEP 3 - OUTPUT:
    Format: [html|png|both]
    

    Example complete prompt:

    Generate an infographic from https://example.com/article.
    
    STEP 1: Use auto-generated outline
    
    STEP 2: 
    Layout: timeline
    Style: dark-techy
    Illustrations: icons
    
    STEP 3:
    Format: both
    

    Parameter Reference

    Style options:

    • bold-vibrant -- High contrast, saturated colors
    • clean-minimal -- Whitespace, subtle colors, serif typography
    • dark-techy -- Dark background, neon accents
    • warm-editorial -- Magazine-style, warm tones
    • scifi-hud -- Cyberpunk terminal, particle network, neon glow (premium)
    • premium-magazine -- Luxury editorial, massive serif, cream/charcoal/vermillion (premium)
    • glassmorphism -- Frosted glass, aurora blobs, Apple-inspired depth (premium)

    Layout options:

    • timeline -- Chronological events
    • statistics -- Data dashboard
    • comparison -- Side-by-side
    • process -- Step-by-step flow
    • listicle -- Card grid
    • magazine -- Mixed editorial (default for complex articles)
    • auto -- Let the skill decide based on content analysis

    Outline adjustments (natural language):

    • "remove [block name]"
    • "add [block description]"
    • "replace [block] with [new content]"
    • "simplify" / "expand"

    Export options:

    • html -- HTML only (default)
    • png -- HTML + PNG export
    • both -- Explicitly output both

    Fallback Behavior

    If no style/layout is specified and AskUserQuestion is not available, use these defaults:

    • Layout: auto (detect from content)
    • Style: dark-techy for technical content, warm-editorial for narrative content, bold-vibrant for data-heavy content
    • Export: html only

    Font CDN for China Deployment

    When deployed behind the GFW, replace Google Fonts CDN:

    <!-- Instead of: -->
    <link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=..." rel="stylesheet">
    
    <!-- Use mirror: -->
    <link href="https://fonts.loli.net/css2?family=..." rel="stylesheet">
    <!-- Or use: -->
    <link href="https://fonts.font.im/css2?family=..." rel="stylesheet">
    

    Alternatively, for CJK-heavy content, use system fonts as fallback:

    --font-heading: 'Noto Serif SC', 'STSong', 'SimSun', serif;
    --font-body: 'Noto Sans SC', 'PingFang SC', 'Microsoft YaHei', sans-serif;
    

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