Official Process Guide Image Generator

Problem

Writing service guides, government-process manuals, or internal flow diagrams is harder than drawing a diagram. The key task is turning a vague request into a compliant, traceable, and clearly ordered process. Manually collecting official materials, filtering valid steps, and redesigning them into a presentable image can introduce outdated or low-authority information, and often lacks source attribution and disclaimers.

How It Works

The skill covers the full chain of “generating a guide image from an official task goal,” with retrieval, validation, and visualization as the core.
- Intent parsing: normalizes user_goal into a concrete service scenario, such as “newborn medical insurance enrollment.”
- Retrieval and structuring: generates search terms, collects official process information, extracts valid steps, and preserves source references.
- Image generation: injects the validated steps into a drawing prompt template and outputs guide images in ratios such as 1:1, 16:9, or 9:16.
- Result output: returns final_guide_image_url, process_summary, source_notice, and disclaimer together.

Production calls use an asynchronous task model: submit the task to obtain a task_id, poll for status, and sync core progress to the user after each poll. A no-credential mock preview can be used to verify the output structure, not to produce a real generated result.

Boundaries and Notes

It fits service guides, enterprise compliance flows, and long-form lifestyle process images where steps are clear and source credibility matters. Treat the guide image as a reference only; the final process still depends on the actual institution’s requirements. user_goal must be specific enough to avoid vague input causing inaccurate process output.