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infographic-content-library

Organizes visual content libraries with naming conventions, README navigation indexes, SEMANTIC-GRAPH documentation, slide mosaics and curated guides. Use when the user wants an asset catalog, image library documentation, a slide preview or a themed collection of graphics. This is the visual asset library methodology.

  • Area: Foundational
  • Category: diagramming
  • Level: beginner
  • Input: conversation
  • Output: diagram
  • Setup: none
  • Roles:

Organizes visual content libraries with naming conventions, README navigation indexes, SEMANTIC-GRAPH documentation, slide mosaics and curated guides.

How you ask

  • “Organize my infographic assets into a catalogued library”
  • “Create an asset index for our visual content collection”
  • “Maintain naming conventions across our image library”

Inputs

  • folder — Content folder being documented; may already contain source assets (PDF, infographic image, slide deck) to reference.
  • request — Which documentation artifact to produce — README.md, SEMANTIC-GRAPH.md, or both — and any content specifics to reflect.
  • folder — Content folder holding the source slide PDF; the mosaic is generated from its slides and embedded back into the folder's README.
  • request — Any non-default mosaic parameters (grid size, DPI, thumbnail padding) — defaults are a 4-column tile (rows grow with slide count) at 100 DPI with 300px thumbnails.
  • folder — Destination under curated-guides/ (or an existing guide folder) where the curated collection is written.
  • request — The theme and the 3+ related content pieces to link into the guide, with the focus each contributes.
  • folder — Content folder or curated guide holding the artifact under review.
  • request — Which artifact to review (README, SEMANTIC-GRAPH, slide mosaic, or curated guide) and whether STRICT REVIEW fault-finding applies.

Outputs

  • Curated-guide README.md, written into the guide folder so its relative links to the content folders resolve, (and optional CONTENT.md) linking 3+ related content pieces under a shared theme, with use cases and statistics.
  • README.md written into the content folder itself, so its relative links (./infographic.jpg, ./slides.pdf) resolve against the folder's real assets.
  • Review Report with pass/fail status against the applicable checklist (README, SEMANTIC-GRAPH, slide mosaic, or curated guide).
  • SEMANTIC-GRAPH.md written next to the README in the content folder, per the two-file documentation pattern.
  • Slide preview grid embedded in the folder's README and linked to the source PDF.
  • prefer a permanent directory)
  • {folder}/README.md
  • {folder}/SEMANTIC-GRAPH.md
  • {folder}/slides_mosaic.png