Skill UI

Transforms LaTeX or PDF papers into interactive websites, narrated videos, and print-ready posters via the Paper2All pipeline, ideal for conference preparation, research promotion, and explorable academic showcases.

NOTE: This skill is DEPRECATED and should no longer be used for creating new posters. The functionality has been superseded by /paper-poster-html. Users must immediately migrate to the new HTML/CSS pipeline for accurate, measurement-gated poster generation, avoiding the legacy LaTeX flow.

This skill is designed to comprehensively edit and improve existing articles. It first analyzes the content, dividing it into logical sections based on headings and considering the dependencies between information points. Subsequently, it rewrites each section to enhance clarity, coherence, and flow, ensuring the prose is tighter and more professional. Use this when you need to revise a draft, academic paper, or long-form content.

Generates publication-quality academic figures through a multi-stage workflow: Claude plans and reviews, while a local Codex app-server bridge renders images with native image generation. Iterates with strict scoring until the figure is paper-ready.

Generates a low-fidelity, hand-drawn wireframe sketch perfect for communicating early design concepts. It meticulously mimics the look of marker drawings, sticky notes, and whiteboard scribbles on graph paper, ensuring the output reads like a preliminary ideation sketch rather than a finished UI. Ideal for use when the brief specifies 'lo-fi,' 'sketch,' or 'whiteboard.'

This skill acts as an expert guide for authoring comprehensive, implementation-ready design system documentation. It structures guidelines covering foundational design tokens (color, spacing, typography), detailed component anatomy, interaction states, and WCAG accessibility standards. Ideal for product designers and engineers needing to define a cohesive and scalable UI language.

Build academic conference posters (ICML/NeurIPS/ICLR/CVPR) as a single HTML/CSS file rendered to print-ready PDF via headless Chromium, with measurement-driven hard gates, real paper figures, provenance manifests, and two-hue design tokens.

A sophisticated deck template mimicking the look of printed ink on e-paper. Designed for deep narrative storytelling, academic sharing, or personal essays, this template rejects modern digital aesthetics. It features 10 versatile, magazine-style layouts and 5 curated, monochromatic color palettes (e.g., Kraft Paper, Indigo Porcelain), ensuring a timeless, print-like feel for professional presentations.

This template provides a sophisticated, print-ready document aesthetic, simulating expertly typeset paper on a parchment background. It employs a limited, classic color palette (creamy parchment, ink blue accents) and serif typography. Ideal for creating high-fidelity, professional documents like resumes, long reports, one-pagers, business letters, and portfolios, ensuring the final output feels like an archival print piece rather than a typical web dashboard.

A professional poster template designed in the style of a Sunday newspaper or magazine editorial. It features a vintage newsprint aesthetic, oversized serif headlines, a two-column body layout, and structured numbered sections, making it ideal for marketing campaigns, manifestos, or detailed product launches.

This template simulates a hand-drawn, low-fidelity wireframe session on a whiteboard or sketchpad. It includes graph paper backgrounds, marker scribbles, sticky notes, and multiple tabs, making it ideal for early-stage UI/UX brainstorming and capturing initial conceptual ideas.

A comprehensive guide for authors targeting top Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) conferences like CHI. It helps authors position their manuscripts, define required contribution types (e.g., system, dataset, empirical finding), and structure the paper to meet the rigorous standards of human-centered computing reviewers, focusing on user experience and design implication.