Social Media Article Illustration Assistant

Problem

Writing social long-form posts often fails not because there are no images, but because images do not follow the article structure: a cover looks good while chapters lack visual anchors, repeated motifs weaken section meaning, Chinese overlays are too small or use distracting labels, and interrupted generation leaves no clear record of completed nodes.

How It Works and Limits

The skill takes an article, script, or brief as input, extracts headings, sections, and closing points, then builds an illustration coverage matrix. It works node by node, producing *-raw.png text-free assets and finished text overlays. Key steps include a *-complete-illustration-manifest.md, visual concept planning, platform adaptation, generation or reuse, rate-limit fallback, and visual QA. It defaults to covering opening, each chapter, and ending, then checks Chinese readability, style consistency, copyright, and portrait risk. It fits WeChat, Xiaohongshu, LinkedIn, and similar article illustration needs; it is not intended for PPT decks, copy polishing, generic wallpapers, or unauthorized brand, portrait, or high-risk platform assets. If the full source cannot be read, it marks the evidence gap and only provides a preliminary plan based on the supplied summary.