Infographize

Convert any markdown document into a visual infographic SVG via AntV Infographic SSR.

Workflow

1. Dependency check: Run bun run -e "import '@antv/infographic'" 2>/dev/null. If it fails, install via install-dependency skill (@antv/infographic, bun package) before proceeding
2. Read the source markdown file
3. Read <skill_dir>/reference.md for template catalog and data field mappings
4. Analyze content structure — identify the dominant information type:
   • Bullet lists, features, options → list-*
   • Numbered steps, processes, timelines → sequence-*
   • Pros/cons, A vs B, SWOT → compare-*
   • Nested structure, org chart, taxonomy → hierarchy-*
   • Connected items, network, dependencies → relation-*
   • Numeric data, percentages, stats → chart-*
5. Select the best template from the catalog (match content pattern to template's "best for")
6. Map markdown content → AntV syntax using the correct data fields for that category
7. Write the AntV syntax to a .txt file next to the output path
8. Render by calling: bun run <skill_dir>/scripts/render.ts <syntax-file> <output.svg> --preview

Output

• Default output: same directory as input, same basename with .svg extension
• User can specify a custom output path as second argument

Content Mapping Rules

• Be concise: Infographics are visual-first. Distill prose into short labels (3-7 words) and brief descriptions (1 sentence max)
• 60/40 rule: Favor graphics over text. Cut detail that doesn't serve the visual narrative
• One idea per infographic: If the markdown covers multiple distinct topics, pick the primary one or ask the user
• Preserve hierarchy: Map heading levels to visual hierarchy (title → section → item)
• Extract data: Pull numbers, percentages, counts into value fields when available

Theme

Default: light. User can request dark, hand-drawn, or custom colors — see reference.md for themeConfig options.