Editorial Sketchnote

What it does

This skill tells the agent how to lay out a long, vertical, illustrated article that explains an idea as a detective-style magazine dossier. Instead of a textbook definition, the page walks the reader through a stuck problem, failed attempts marked with crossed-out text and stamps, a dramatic turning point, and finally the concept's name. The agent gets six fixed page-section templates, a four-font and four-main-colour system, and writing rules that ask for natural Chinese phrasing without translation-style wording.

Try asking

• “Make an editorial sketchnote about how the idea of emergence was named, starting from the failure of reductionism”Copy
• “Turn this history of the transistor into a magazine-style visual dossier with a failed attempt and a turning point”Copy
• “Create a six-part illustrated feature on the concept of feedback loops in economics”Copy

Get better results

• Give the agent a specific, concrete starting problem rather than a term definition, so the narrative has tension to work with
• Ask for the output as a single HTML file and check that the six sections use distinct layouts, since the skill warns against uniform spacing
• Review the historical claims yourself, because the skill focuses on story structure and does not add sources or verify facts

What's inside

• example.html
• example.md
• SKILL.md