editorial-infographic

editorial-infographic is a Diagrams & infographics skill for AI agents, published by danielmeppiel in the agentic-sdlc-handbook repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates editorial-infographic B (84/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Single-page, longform infographic for thought leadership posts. Multi-agent panel pipeline: Architect (structure) + Illustrator (visual) + Skeptic (fidelity), arbitrated by an Editor. Source-verbatim (no invented vocabulary), branded (dark masthead + dark CTA footer bookending cream content), and conversion-optimized (the URL is the artifact's loudest element). Use when shipping a 1-pager derived from authored long-form content (book chapter, research paper, methodology spec) for LinkedIn, X, blog hero, or conference handout. Triggers: editorial infographic, longform infographic, 1-pager, one pager, chapter infographic, book chapter visual, thought leadership chart, panel-reviewed visual, methodology infographic, framework infographic, visual essay, LinkedIn long image.

Grade
B
Quality
84 / 100
Safety
Passed
GitHub stars
120

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Architecture
94 / 100
Maturity
Packaged: licensed, with a version or references
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No issues found
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