@di-atomic/explainer-illustrations

Name
@di-atomic/explainer-illustrations
Tagline
Illustrations planned around your article — not bolted on after.
Hero subhead
explainer-illustrations reads a piece and plans where visuals should go and what each should show, then writes render-ready prompts in a consistent house style and hands them to media-generator. You get a coherent set, not five unrelated stock images.
Who it's for
For content teams whose posts read well but look like a wall of text — or worse, random clip-art.
Version
0.2.1
Tier
beta
Path type
guidance-only
Install command
opvs-skills install @di-atomic/explainer-illustrations
Trigger phrase
plan illustrations for this article
Marketplace URL
https://market.opvs.ai/v/di-atomic/explainer-illustrations
Stat 1 value
100/100
Stat 1 label
marketplace security score
Stat 2 value
1
Stat 2 label
house style across the set
Stat 3 value
Free
Stat 3 label
while it's in beta
What headline
What you actually get
Cap 1 icon
🗺️
Cap 1 title
It maps the article first
Cap 1 desc
Finds the moments that need a visual and decides what each one should actually explain — a plan, before a single render.
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🎨
Cap 2 title
One consistent house style
Cap 2 desc
Every prompt shares the same look — dark board, whiteboard-sketch, brand accents — so the set feels designed, not assembled.
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🤝
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Hands straight to the renderer
Cap 3 desc
The prompts go to media-generator, which produces and hosts the images — you review a coherent set, not a pile of options.
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🖼️
Rel 1 name
@di-atomic/media-generator
Rel 1 desc
Renders and hosts the illustrations it plans.
Rel 1 url
https://di-atomic.com/skills/media-generator
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📝
Rel 2 name
@di-atomic/copy-engine
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Writes the article the illustrations support.
Rel 2 url
https://di-atomic.com/skills/copy-engine
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✍️
Rel 3 name
@di-atomic/post-writer
Rel 3 desc
Turns the illustrated piece into posts.
Rel 3 url
https://di-atomic.com/skills/post-writer
CTA headline
Give your articles a visual language.
CTA description
One install. A planned, on-brand illustration set for any article — mapped, prompted and rendered. Free while it's in beta.