infographics
Category: visualization-and-presentation · License: MIT · Version: 1.7 · Includes scripts
Tags: infographics, data visualization, science communication, figures
When to use it
Generates infographics from natural-language prompts using Nano Banana Pro image generation, with optional Perplexity Sonar research for facts and a Gemini 3.6 Flash quality review that regenerates only when the score is below a document-type threshold. Supports 10 types (statistical, timeline, process, comparison, list, geographic, hierarchical, anatomical, resume, social), 8 industry styles, and colorblind-safe palettes (wong, ibm, tol). Use when turning data or statistics into a visual summary. Use when building timelines, process guides, or side-by-side comparisons. Use when making geographic or organizational chart graphics. Use when producing social media or marketing visuals. Not for technical flowcharts, pathway diagrams, or CONSORT/PRISMA diagrams; use scientific-schematics instead.Example requests
Ask your agent in plain language, for example:- “Make me an infographic of global renewable energy share by country, 2024.”
- “I’m presenting at a lab meeting Friday. I need a one-slide visual timeline of CRISPR milestones from 2012 (Doudna/Charpentier) to the 2023 Casgevy approval. Use a colorblind-safe palette, save it to figures/crispr_timeline.png, and I want it to be good enough for a conference talk.”
- “Our department wants a one-page graphic for the newsletter that shows how a new grant proposal moves from internal draft to sponsor submission, with the people responsible at each stage laid out in a clear visual that non-scientists can follow.”
Install
/plugin marketplace add KalarisLabs/research-agent-skills and install the whole visualization-and-presentation category with /plugin install visualization-and-presentation@research-agent-skills.