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Chalkboard Chalk Presentation
Creates static 16:9 slides on a deep green chalkboard, with rounded chalk lettering and simple doodles. Suitable for casual lessons, internal presentations, workshops, and learning showcases.
Textured Particle Science Animation
Enter a scientific concept. I’ll research it online and write a storyboard script for your approval, then gather licensed real photos and build a particle-and-vector Canvas educational animation webpage lasting about 2 minutes (customizable). The style combines a premium science documentary with museum-grade scientific visualization: six-layer parallax composition, full-frame layouts without clutter, finely rendered vector subjects with clear lighting, global bloom and film grain, plus gold-and-white starburst particles, large text, and semantic color coding. On-screen text is optimized for small phone screens, keeping only a few large Chinese key labels and clear subtitles. It includes a validated text-particle engine, consistent coordinate rules, a single-track BGM soundtrack, and shot-by-shot screenshot review. The result can be played and exported as a video with sound.
ResearchWeekly Philosophy Frontiers
First, enter the philosophy fields, optional subtopics, key figures, and keywords you want to follow. The Skill then searches for new English-language philosophical publications and academic events from the past seven days, checks your existing materials to remove duplicates, ranks the results by relevance, and produces a Chinese or multilingual weekly briefing based on your language. The briefing is saved as a document, and you are then asked whether to set up a weekly scheduled task.
WriteCritical Writing · IBAC
Many articles lack depth not because of the writing, but because the author has not fully clarified what question they are answering or why their conclusion follows. This skill uses Tian Hongyun’s critical writing structure, IBAC— I: Issue, B: major premise (hidden assumptions and beliefs), A: minor premise (facts and evidence), and C: Conclusion—to first narrow a topic into an arguable question, then create an IBAC argument map and pause for your confirmation. Once confirmed, it turns the framework into a complete argumentative essay, along with a hand-drawn marker-style structure diagram and an IBAC self-checklist that identifies, point by point, where premises remain weak and where evidence is missing. It does not embellish or fabricate: wherever evidence is insufficient, it writes “evidence needed” rather than glossing over the gap with rhetoric. Suitable for academic writing, science communication, workplace writing, and independent media, with flexible use across contexts.
VideoAnimated Video Studio
Enter any topic and choose from 16 animation styles. It automatically handles fact-checking, scene-by-scene scripting, voiceover narration, visual assets, and an animated web page to create a 3–10 minute animated video with subtitles and music. It also includes “Export MP4” for direct downloads. Optimized for Opus 5.5.