Codex skill: Automatically illustrate text reports with high-quality Chinese infographics, arranging them into a rich visual report — readers grasp 80% from the visuals, while the original text remains untouched.
This skill for Codex, named `LongjunQin/codex-report-illustrator`, automatically transforms plain text reports into enhanced visual reports with high-quality Chinese infographics. It preserves the original text verbatim while adding relevant diagrams, charts, and illustrations that allow readers to grasp approximately 80% of the content just by looking at the visuals. The skill is designed for AI agents using Codex and supports creating richly formatted reports with accompanying images. It works by analyzing the report's content, generating concise visual summaries, and inserting them at appropriate positions, resulting in a more engaging and information-dense document without altering the source text.
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Codex skill: Automatically illustrate text reports with high-quality Chinese infographics, arranging them into a rich visual report — readers grasp 80% from the visuals, while the original text remains untouched.
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