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{
"description": "Convert a supplied document, PDF or report into a trustworthy readable static infographic.",
"included_files": [],
"name": "document-to-infographic",
"skill_md_contents": "---\nname: document-to-infographic\ndescription: Convert a supplied document, PDF or report into a trustworthy readable static infographic.\n---\n\n\n# Document to infographic\n1. Inspect the actual supplied source pages, tables, graphics and footnotes before selecting content; if unavailable, ask for the document.\n2. Extract only supported facts, numbers and labels. Check units, date windows, population and attribution; do not use OCR unless needed and supported.\n3. Choose a single editorial story, then a clear hierarchy: headline, 3–5 key insights, supporting chart or diagram, source note.\n4. Validate every quantitative claim with a source ledger, using `../../references/source-integrity.md`, `../../references/document-source-handling.md`, and `../../templates/fact-ledger.csv`.\n5. If the user needs a fully editable document or native chart, do not provide a flattened image as a substitute.\n6. Generate the infographic when static image output is appropriate, inspect for text errors and unsupported values.\n"
}SHA-256 of public snapshot: 1906dcb0b0dbbecf8536ced1e8a46123fc6311e6fc842bdd7505f81dc2787cce