Introduction
This skill organizes scientific concepts, structural relationships, and causal chains into reviewable mechanisms, workflows, technical routes, or graphical abstracts. It defines reading order, entities, links, hierarchy, and labels before generating a visual with iMini, then checks terminology, arrow direction, missing nodes, contrast, and small-size readability. Color, shape, and line styles carry explicit meaning, with a legend added when needed.
Use Cases
Use it for paper mechanisms, experimental workflows, system architecture, research routes, posters, and graphical abstracts. Complex content receives a text structure first so visual polish cannot hide scientific errors and authors can confirm the hierarchy before generation.
Template
Provide the topic, entities and relationships, required labels, audience, layout, venue requirements, and references. The output includes a structural draft, prompt, schematic, validation checklist, and revisions.
