Description

Enter the names of two real people. Using bidirectional research and timeline-overlap checks, the Skill finds the real interpersonal connection chain linking them through the fewest possible intermediaries. Each link includes a relationship-strength label (strong/medium/weak) and verifiable sources. It first provides copy for review; after you approve it, the Skill generates a vertical, shareable long image. If the chain cannot be completed within six degrees, it does not force a match—it honestly reports the fewest number of links found and explains that the six-degree limit was exceeded. If you enter a legendary, mythical, or fictional figure, such as He Xiangu or Sun Wukong, it does not run a connection search or create an image; instead, it produces an explanatory document labeled “Not a Six-Degrees Chain.” For cross-country pairings, three additional rules apply: first anchor each person to their original-language name to avoid transliteration differences being mistaken for two people; remove links based solely on written media; and exclude circulating anecdotes that appear only in commemorative articles. The image-generation stage follows version-control rules: for text-heavy images, it prioritizes a text-free background plus a separate text layer to avoid typos, and saves only the final proofread version to the canvas—not discarded drafts.