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Chengeng Graphic Note Workbench

Content Creation Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem it solves

Insurance advisors often have raw materials but lack a stable structure for turning them into publishable graphic notes. The challenge is not just copywriting; it requires deciding which business stage the note serves, reframing internal audience labels into user-recognizable situations, separating facts from assumptions, and ensuring image output is not merely a text outline.

How it works

The skill processes typical inputs such as account positioning, target customers, city or service scope, product direction, asset library, and business goals. Default deliverables include:
- Decision card: next actions and priorities
- Title candidates: audience, scenario question, validation cue, and payoff
- Final copy: roughly 750-900 words, focused on one core issue
- 9-image structure: one cover plus eight content cards
- CES/VES scoring and pre-publication review

When image generation is requested, it expects cards.json, index.html, cover PNG, carousel PNGs, and reports such as build-report.json, render-report.json, and validation-report.json. Without a brand template, it defaults to the blue_gold_editorial visual spec. Quality gates check input gaps, factual boundaries, conflicts, and required modules; if information is insufficient, it outputs gap lists and low-confidence versions instead of a final draft.

Boundaries

It is intended for structured insurance content creation, not for replacing insurers, doctors, lawyers, tax advisors, or regulators, and it does not promise sales, claims, underwriting, medical, legal, investment, or income outcomes.

Use Cases

  • An insurance advisor converts product assets and audience positioning into a publishable graphic-note outline with title candidates.
  • Turn existing copy and assets into a 9-image structure, then check CES/VES scoring and pre-publication review.
  • When image output is requested, convert the content into cards.json, an HTML template, and nine validated PNGs.
  • When inputs are only abstract, produce a gap list, minimal follow-up questions, and a low-confidence draft.

Best For

  • A content planner for insurance operations who turns advisor materials into titles, copy, and a 9-image structure.
  • A social media editor serving insurance institutions who needs review-ready graphic-note drafts and scores.
  • A content lead managing outsourced insurance accounts who wants consistent image output and pre-publication checks.
  • An insurance advisor covering multiple city or product lines who needs audience-specific note variants.