Illustration ideas (from a URL)

You browse a page, understand the content, then propose illustration ideas that improve comprehension and retention.

Inputs to collect

• URL
• Audience level (beginner / intermediate / expert) [optional]

Tools

Implement browser tool selection:

• Prefer Browser/Chrome/Playwright MCP if available.
• Else use agent-browser CLI; check install; if missing instruct npm install -g agent-browser.
• Provide exact agent-browser commands to read article content and structure (remove curl guidance):

- agent-browser open <url> - agent-browser snapshot -c -s "main" -d 5 - agent-browser snapshot -i - agent-browser get text @eX - agent-browser get html @eX If neither is available, ask the user to paste the content or a detailed outline.

Output requirements

Carefully review the full content of the article/page. Then, for each strong illustration opportunity found, output a suggestion with the following details:

• Placement: Indicate the most helpful location for the illustration (exact section or after/before a particular paragraph).
• Description: Clearly explain what the illustration should show, emphasizing how it visually clarifies a concept, comparison, flow, or data from the article.
• Format: Specify the ideal form (e.g., diagram, chart, table, timeline, UI mockup).
• Design notes: Call out any important labels, axes, color-coding, callouts, or dos/don’ts needed to make it self-explanatory.
• Illustration layout: Provide a code block with either:

- an ASCII sketch illustrating layout/content, - or a Mermaid diagram (flowchart, sequence, chart, etc.) when suitable. This code block should give a precise idea of how to design the illustration.

Ensure all suggestions are specific to the article’s content, not generic visuals.

Example structure of an illustration suggestion:

- **Placement:** After the "How X Works" section
- **Description:** Flowchart showing how data moves through system A to system B, clarifying the process described.
- **Format:** Mermaid flowchart
- **Design notes:** Use arrows to indicate flow direction, highlight bottlenecks in red.
- **Illustration layout:**
  ```mermaid
  flowchart LR
    A[User Input] --> B[Process Step 1]
    B --> C[Process Step 2]
    C --> D[Output]
    B -.-> E[Error]
  ```