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mukiwu/figure

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TLDR

A plugin that turns text or articles into hand-drawn style diagrams featuring a simple rabbit character, extracting key structures like processes, comparisons, and decision trees into visual frames.

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  root((figure))
  What it does
    Text to diagram
    Hand-drawn style
    Shot list frames
  Rabbit Character
    Consistent style
    Various poses
    Line art only
  Use Cases
    Tech concept diagrams
    Social media visuals
    Educational content
  Setup
    npx install
    Slash command
    Codex or Antigravity
  Input Types
    Single paragraph
    Chinese idiom
    Full article link
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USE CASE 1

Turn a technical concept or workflow into a hand-drawn diagram for a slide deck or presentation.

USE CASE 2

Convert a Chinese idiom or short text into a visual illustration using the rabbit character style.

USE CASE 3

Generate a sequence of 5, 8 image frames summarising a full article for social media posts.

USE CASE 4

Create educational visual assets that break down a process or decision tree for non-technical readers.

Tech stack

PythonnpxCodexAntigravity CLI

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min

Install with a single npx command. Once installed, use /figure in any supported tool (Codex or Antigravity CLI). README is in Traditional Chinese.

License terms are not mentioned in the explanation.

In plain English

Figure Skill is a plugin for AI tools that turns a paragraph or an entire article into a hand-drawn style diagram on a white background. The goal is not to create decorative cover images but to extract the main structure of an idea, such as a process, a comparison, a state change, or a decision tree, and represent it visually in a way that helps readers quickly grasp the key point. The plugin uses a recurring character: a small, expressionless rabbit drawn in a simple line style. This rabbit appears in various poses to illustrate the concept, keeping the visual style consistent across all generated images. The README includes several example outputs showing the rabbit used to illustrate Chinese idioms, investment concepts, and workflow diagrams. Figure Skill is designed for use with tools that support Agent Skills, particularly Codex and Antigravity CLI. To use it, you run the slash command followed by the text you want to turn into a diagram. You can pass a single paragraph, a Chinese idiom, or a link to a full article. For full articles, the skill produces a sequence of 5 to 8 image frames called a shot list. Installation uses a single command with the npx package manager. Once installed, the skill is available in any supported tool as the /figure command. Updates are also handled through the command line with one command. The README is written in Traditional Chinese. The use cases listed include technical concept diagrams, product methodology illustrations, educational content, and visual assets for social media posts or slide decks.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
Using the /figure command, turn this paragraph into a hand-drawn diagram: [paste your paragraph here]. Show a process or decision tree using the rabbit character style.
Prompt 2
Run /figure on this article link and produce a shot list of 5, 8 frames that capture the main ideas: [paste URL here].
Prompt 3
Use /figure to illustrate this concept as a comparison diagram: [describe two things you want to compare]. Keep labels short and jargon-free.
Prompt 4
Install the Figure Skill plugin with npx and run /figure on this Chinese idiom to generate a visual explanation: [paste idiom here].
Prompt 5
Use /figure to create a state-change diagram for this workflow so I can drop it into a slide deck: [describe the workflow steps].
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