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A research-journal aesthetic printed on warm stone — authoritative, editorial, almost achromatic. Pages live on warm ivory parchment (never pure white), with near-black slate as the dominant ink.
Manga-style video generator - specifically designed to produce animated videos in manga styles such as Japanese healing style, Chinese ink wash style, and American cartoon style. It comes with 8 built-in manga style templates, supports image-to-video generation, and creates high-quality manga animations with one click. Use this skill when you need to generate videos in manga, animation, or hand-drawn styles.
A sun-baked, clay-toned editorial interface built on warm cream surfaces, ink-brown headlines set in a display serif, and a single terracotta accent.
Generate aesthetics-prioritized image generation prompts tailored for the Chinese manhua drama market. It supports various genres including xianxia, wuxia, ancient Chinese style, urban fantasy, urban romance, hot-blooded combat, post-apocalyptic wasteland, mystery & detective, and campus youth, paired with painting styles like ink wash painting, gongbi painting, cel-shading, impasto, watercolor, semi-realism, and flat illustration. Triggered when users need to create beautiful manhua drama image prompts, descriptions of Chinese manhua characters/scenes/objects, or mention keywords such as "manhua drama", "Chinese manhua", "generate character", "xianxia scene", "ancient-style character", "urban manhua", "draw one".
This skill should be used when designing terminal user interfaces, creating TUI layouts, choosing TUI color schemes, implementing keyboard navigation, building terminal dashboards, or working with any TUI framework. Activates on mentions of TUI design, terminal UI, Ratatui layout, Ink components, Textual widgets, Bubbletea views, terminal color palette, keybinding design, panel layout, split panes, terminal dashboard, box-drawing characters, sparklines, progress bars, modal dialogs, focus management, or terminal accessibility.
Use when working with R ggplot2 package, especially ggplot2 4.0+ features. Covers S7 migration (@ property access), theme defaults with ink/paper/accent, element_geom(), from_theme(), theme shortcuts (theme_sub_*), palette themes, labels with dictionary/attributes, discrete scale improvements (palette, continuous.limits, minor_breaks, sec.axis), position aesthetics (nudge_x/nudge_y, order), facet_wrap dir/space/layout, boxplot/violin/label styling, stat_manual(), stat_connect(), coord reversal.
Open Analytics' design language, extracted from the shipped product: an ink-derived neutral system, squircle surface anatomy, one small spring vocabulary, pixel-matched skeletons, and a plain-spoken copy voice, with type-checked component recipes. Use this whenever you build or restyle a dashboard, SaaS app, analytics UI, settings screen, onboarding flow, or marketing/landing page that should feel calm, dense and native, and whenever the user mentions Open Analytics' look, 'clean SaaS design', cards, dropdowns, tab bars, empty states, skeletons, or UI animation quality, even if they never say the words 'design system'.
Add Apple Pencil drawing, canvas views, tool pickers, and ink serialization using PencilKit. Use when building drawing apps, annotation features, handwriting capture, signature fields, or any Apple Pencil-powered experience on iOS/iPadOS/visionOS.
Transform a user-supplied photo into an expressive minimal zine poster made only from original source-derived illustration, an artistic proposition, emotional tension, visual metaphor, spacious negative space, art-directed high-chroma color, and unconstrained authorial typography. Let wording, language, amount, placement, type voices, scale, direction, legibility, and image interaction follow expression and aesthetic judgment rather than presets. Preserve source orientation by default with a 3:5 portrait output or 5:3 landscape output. Add source-derived distributed supporting accents and a natural isolated-contour option alongside adaptive paper-edge transitions. Support an exact `单色块模式` trigger for one contiguous saturated color field with all remaining forms in neutral ink. Use for authored abstract or editorial reinterpretations that communicate an emotion or idea without embedding, cropping, tracing, or preserving the original photographic material in the final image.
Produce a print-grade single-page kami (紙 / 纸) document — warm parchment canvas, ink-blue accent, serif at one weight, no italic, no cool grays. The output reads like a professional white paper or studio one-pager, not an app UI. Multilingual by design (EN · zh-CN · ja). One self-contained HTML file, zero dependencies.
UMPF Structured Prompt Master - Guide users to polish film-level scene solutions through in-depth multi-round conversations. Supports 7 visual engines (Photography/Print/3D/Oil Painting/Pixel/Chinese Ink/Claymation). Trigger conditions: (1) User says 'generate prompt', 'draw a...', 'help me design a scene' (2) Needs Nano banana prompt (3) User wants professional art guidance to generate images (4) Mentions UMPF or moonkite-maliang
One book → a clear "Viewfinder" → a 2050 Library Borrow Card (PNG). The card includes the real book cover, author's avatar, and book information; the Viewfinder block fully, fluently, and clearly expresses the book's unique "way of seeing the world". The illustration block uses a hand-drawn explanatory style with white background and black ink, featuring the ink portrait of Ji Gang himself (created by cutting out his avatar), turning this set of ideas into a vivid, easily understandable scene. Light optical glass style, the card's accent color is dynamically extracted from the book cover, with adaptive width and height. Remember this "pair of eyes" after closing the book, and your reading won't be in vain. Use when user says '取景框卡', '图书馆卡', 'library card', '书卡', '铸书卡', '一本书一句话一张卡', '/ljg-library', or provides a book name and wants it distilled into one collectible card. NOT FOR book structure analysis (use ljg-book), pure text golden quotes (use ljg-card -b), infographics (use ljg-card -i), visual notes (use ljg-card -v).