A Codex skill for generating Chinese article illustrations featuring the character IP Judy / Du Xiaobai, producing consistent 16:9 horizontal editorial-style images for long-form content.
This skill, `judy-duxiaobai-illustration`, is a specialized Codex skill designed to generate editorial-style illustrations for Chinese text content. It centers around the character IP Judy / Du Xiaobai, ensuring all generated images maintain a consistent visual style. The skill is particularly useful for creating 16:9 horizontal illustrations for WeChat public account articles, Notion methodology documents, AI workflow tutorials, and product thinking essays. By leveraging the defined character IP, it helps content creators quickly produce high-quality, themed visuals without needing extensive design skills, streamlining the publication process for Chinese-language digital content.
npx skills add JudyLeedu/judy-duxiaobai-illustrationjudy-duxiaobai-illustrations is a Codex skill for generating Chinese article illustrations. It centers around the character IP Judy / Du Xiaobai (Du Xiaobai), and produces consistent 16:9 horizontal editorial-style illustrations for WeChat public account long articles, Notion methodology documents, AI workflow tutorials, product thinking essays, and other content.
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