Takes an article and figures out where illustrations would actually help, then generates them with a consistent visual system. You pick a type (infographic, scene, flowchart, etc.) and a style (minimal, blueprint, watercolor), and it analyzes your content to identify positions that need visual support. The workflow is thorough: it reads your preferences from EXTEND.md, confirms settings through a single question block, saves prompts as files before generating anything, and handles metaphors by visualizing the underlying concept instead of literal imagery. Output goes into a structured directory with the original article, outline, prompts, and numbered images ready to drop into your markdown. Good for technical posts, tutorials, or any long-form content where you know images would help but don't want to break flow figuring out what to illustrate.
npx skills add https://github.com/xy121718/baoyu-skills --skill baoyu-article-illustrator