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Infographic Candidate List

Claude Code v2.0.36 Sonnet 4.5 · Claude Pro

Prompt

I just created a new skill called infographics-generator-p5. What items in the <details> elements should use this skill? Only look for <details> elements in the following path: `docs/chapters/*/index.md

Use the following shell command to find all the chapters in order:

find docs/chapters -name "index.md" -type f | sort

Make sure you consider `

elements.

For each details block, look at the text inside the block. Then create a list of the items that are good candidates to use the infographics-generator-p5 skill.

⏺ Let me search for any markdown files that might contain HTML details elements or discuss visualization types:

⏺ Bash(find docs -name "docs/chapters/*/index.md" -type f | head -20) ⎿  docs/license.md
docs/chapters/09-claude-skills-architecture-development/index.md docs/chapters/09-claude-skills-architecture-development/quiz.md … +17 lines (ctrl+o to expand)

⏺ Read(docs/chapters/index.md) ⎿  Read 42 lines

⏺ Read(docs/chapters/12-interactive-elements-microsims/index.md) ⎿  Read 837 lines

⏺ Perfect! I found the

elements. Based on the new infographic-generator-p5 skill you created, the items that should use this skill are those marked with Type: infographic in the
elements.

In the chapter 12 file I just read, there are 6

elements:

  1. Line 90-125: "p5.js Architecture and Execution Model" - Type: diagram
  2. Line 152-190: "MicroSim File Relationship Diagram" - Type: diagram
  3. Line 214-269: "Basic MicroSim Template Structure" - Type: diagram
  4. Line 334-384: "Responsive Iframe Embedding MicroSim" - Type: microsim
  5. Line 507-564: "Algorithm Visualization with Step Controls MicroSim" - Type: microsim
  6. Line 745-807: "MicroSim Design Quality Checklist" - Type: infographic ✅

The MicroSim Design Quality Checklist (line 747) is the one that should use your new infographic-generator-p5 skill, since it's labeled as Type: infographic.

According to your skill definition, the infographic-generator-p5 skill is ideal for: - Creating concept maps, mind maps, or knowledge graphs - Visualizing relationships between topics, ideas, or entities - Building interactive diagrams for educational content - Creating hover-based information exploration interfaces

Let me search for other

elements with "Type: infographic" across all chapter files:

⏺ Search(pattern: "Type: infographic", path: "docs/chapters", output_mode: "content") ⎿  Found 98 lines (ctrl+o to expand)

⏺ Excellent! I found 12 items marked with "Type: infographic" across all chapters that should use your new infographic-generator-p5 skill:

Chapter 3: Course Design and Educational Theory

  1. Course Description Quality Rubric Visualization (line 603)

Chapter 5: Concept Enumeration and Dependencies

  1. Concept Label Quality Checklist (line 199)

Chapter 7: Taxonomy and Data Formats

  1. Dublin Core Metadata Field Reference Card (line 599)

Chapter 8: MkDocs Platform and Documentation

  1. Material Theme Features Interactive Comparison (line 137)
  2. Admonition Types Interactive Reference (line 284)

Chapter 9: Claude Skills Architecture and Development

  1. Skill Package Contents Checklist (line 419)

Chapter 10: Content Creation Workflows

  1. Worked Example: Determining Reading Level from Course Description (line 303)
  2. ISO 11179 Principles Comparison Table Infographic (line 492)

Chapter 11: Educational Resources and Assessment

  1. Command-Line Interface Basics Interactive Infographic (line 576)

Chapter 12: Interactive Elements and MicroSims

  1. MicroSim Design Quality Checklist (line 747)

Chapter 13: Development Tools, Version Control, and Deployment

  1. Permission Bits Visual Infographic (line 962)

All of these

elements are currently placeholders waiting for interactive infographic implementations. Your infographic-generator-p5 skill is perfect for creating these, as most of them involve: - Visual checklists with nodes representing items - Comparison visualizations with relationships - Reference cards with categorical groupings - Interactive quality assessment tools

These are exactly the use cases your skill was designed for: visualizing relationships, creating interactive diagrams, and building hover-based information exploration interfaces.

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