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Refine text, screenshots, hand-drawn sketches, "Little Black" illustrations, or existing HTML relationship diagrams into minimal wireframes with teaching semantics; for relationship-dense diagrams, first write executable relationship structure specifications using Mermaid, then implement them as accessible, responsive inline SVGs, and simultaneously output reusable wireframe generation prompts. Used for comparison diagrams, architecture diagrams, flowcharts, interface or API diagrams, Agent collaboration diagrams, and state relationship diagrams in HTML Presentations, course pages, and web cards; activated when users request "semantic wireframes", "wireframe illustrations", "convert illustrations to SVG", "generate wireframe prompts", "draw GUI/LUI, Agent, task, or system relationships in cards", or require following the STYLE_DNA of course-design for teaching illustrations. Not applicable to photos, decorative posters, complex data charts, emotional hand-drawn illustrations, or direct editing of binary PPTX files.
Create standalone beginner tutorial packages from a topic or supplied references, with adaptive research, course-style outline design, chapter visuals, and Markdown/DOCX/PDF/HTML exports. Use for textbook-like tutorials, course guides, teaching documents, or long beginner guides; not for quick answers, link summaries, pure diagrams, or file conversion.
Design, write, and validate chapter-based learning materials (<topic>-book/01-quickstart.md, 02-….md …) that cannot fit into a single quick-study guide, tailored to the reader persona. verify-book.mjs checks the mapping between per-chapter learning objectives and comprehension checks, the ordering that prevents concepts from being used before they are introduced, chapter reading-time budgets, exercises that “fail when incomplete and pass with the answer,” and the chapter dependency graph generated from book.json; explainer’s verify-doc.mjs checks each chapter’s outputs, diagrams, and HTML. Use when the user asks for a book, a tutorial series, a course, “learning materials,” “tutorial,” “hands-on,” “turn it into a book,” “organize it into chapters,” “start with 01-quickstart,” or when an explainer crash course would exceed ~20 minutes or needs exercises.