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Agri-Visual Teaching Card Generator

Education Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem Solved

Traditional agricultural guidance often relies on formal writing, technical terms, and fast speech, which can be hard for older farmers and rural users to follow. This skill converts a simple crop and disease description into a visual teaching card with an image, slowed-down spoken explanation, and safety notes, supporting extension work, pest-and-disease science communication, village broadcast content, and WeChat mini-program guidance.

How It Works

  • Two-track intent parsing: extracts key features from crop_name and disease_description, keeping both technical structure and plain-language meaning.
  • Retrieval augmentation: fills in standard control steps, pesticide names, dilution ratios, application timing, and safe interval.
  • Media generation: creates a realistic, Chinese-labeled identification image and synthesizes plain speech at 0.8 speed.
  • Card packaging: returns title, image, audio, control steps, terminology mapping, and safety-warning sections.

Real calls require a ShowAPI appKey and use an asynchronous flow: submit the task, receive a task_id, then poll for results. Without an appKey, the system only returns a simulated preview, not a production generation result.

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Use Cases

  • During field outreach, turn a tomato leaf-spot description into a Chinese-labeled image and slowed audio card.
  • When preparing village broadcast content, generate 0.8x plain speech and a matching image from rice disease clues.
  • For a farm-help mini program, organize citrus fruit symptoms into an image, control steps, and safe-interval notes.
  • Before a pest-and-disease training, retrieve pesticides, dilution ratios, and timing, then package them into a card.

Best For

  • Extension agents delivering rural training who need plain, elder-friendly cards from spoken disease descriptions.
  • Grassroots communicators preparing village broadcasts who need slowed plain speech and matching identification images.
  • Product engineers building farm-assistance mini programs who need standardized image, audio, and control-step fields.
  • Agricultural content editors serving rural markets who need technical guidance rewritten with safety warnings.