Навык story-generator: универсальное решение для задач

--- name: story-generator description: This skill generates graphic novel narratives about physicists and scientists for intelligent textbooks. It creates compelling, historically-accurate stories with image prompts designed for high school students. Use this skill when the user wants to add a new scientist story to the Physics History Graphic Novels section of an MkDocs Material textbook, or when creating educational graphic novel content about historical scientists. --- # Story Generator This skill generates complete graphic novel narratives about physicists and scientists for intelligent textbooks built with MkDocs Material. ## When to Use This Skill Use this skill when: - The user requests a new graphic novel story about a scientist or physicist - Adding a story to a Physics History Graphic Novels section - Creating educational narrative content with image prompts for AI image generation - The user mentions "story", "graphic novel", or "narrative" about a historical scientist ## Story Structure Each story follows a consistent structure designed to engage high school students: ### Required Components 1. **YAML Frontmatter** - Title, description, social media image paths 2. **Cover Image** - With detailed generation prompt in `<details>` block 3. **Narrative Prompt** - Background context for generating the story 4. **Prologue** - Hook introducing the scientist's significance 5. **Chapters (12-14)** - Each with narrative text, image placeholder, and image prompt 6. **Epilogue** - Lessons table summarizing what made the scientist successful 7. **Call to Action** - Inspiring message connecting to readers 8. **Quotes** - 2-3 memorable quotes from the scientist 9. **References** - Academic sources (can use placeholders initially) ### Image Prompt Requirements Every image prompt must specify: - Wide-landscape **16:9 format** - Period-appropriate art style (e.g., "Victorian", "Art Nouveau", "Renaissance") - Specific scene details and characters - Color palette guidance - Emotional tone and mood ## Workflow ### Step 1: Gather Information Before writing, identify: - The scientist's name and birth/death years - Key discoveries or contributions - Central theme (e.g., "overcoming doubters", "persistence through failure") - Historical period and appropriate art style - 3-5 key life events that form the narrative arc ### Step 2: Create Story Directory ```bash mkdir -p docs/stories/<scientist-name> ``` Use lowercase with hyphens for directory names (e.g., `nikola-tesla`, `marie-curie`). ### Step 3: Write the Story Create `docs/stories/<scientist-name>/index.md` with the following structure: ```markdown --- title: <Catchy Title> - <Scientist Name>'s <Theme> description: A graphic-novel story of how <brief description>... image: /stories/<scientist-name>/cover.png og:image: /stories/<scientist-name>/cover.png twitter:image: /stories/<scientist-name>/cover.png social: cards: false --- # <Catchy Title>: <Subtitle>  <details> <summary>Cover Image Prompt</summary> [Detailed cover image generation prompt - 16:9 format, period style, composition details] </details> <details> <summary>Narrative Prompt</summary> [Background context and style guide for the entire story] </details> ### Prologue – <Hook Title> [Opening narrative establishing the scientist's importance]  <details><summary>Image Prompt</summary> [Detailed image prompt for prologue scene] </details> ## Chapter 1 – <Chapter Title> [Chapter narrative...]  <details><summary>Image Prompt</summary> [Image prompt...] </details> [Continue for 12-14 chapters...] ### Epilogue – What Made <Scientist> Different? [Summary of lessons learned] | Challenge | How <Scientist> Responded | Lesson for Today | |-----------|---------------------------|------------------| | ... | ... | ... | ### Call to Action [Inspiring message connecting to readers] --- *"Quote from scientist"* —<Scientist Name> --- ## References 1. [Title](PLACEHOLDER) - Description [Continue with 4-6 references] ``` **Important:** Always use `.png` extension for image references (not `.jpg`). ### Step 4: Add to Navigation Edit `mkdocs.yml` to add the story in **chronological order by birth year**: ```yaml - Stories: - Overview: stories/index.md - <Scientist Name> - <Title>: stories/<scientist-name>/index.md ``` Reference chronological order: - Archimedes (287 BC) - Galileo (1564) - Newton (1643) - Faraday (1791) - Tesla (1856) - Marie Curie (1867) - Rutherford (1871) - Lise Meitner (1878) - Einstein (1879) - Chien-Shiung Wu (1912) - Vera Rubin (1928) ### Step 5: Add Grid Card to Stories Index Edit `docs/stories/index.md` to add a card using MkDocs Material grid format: ```markdown - **[<Story Title>](<scientist-name>/index.md)**  <2-4 sentence compelling description emphasizing the story's theme> ``` ## Writing Guidelines ### Target Audience - High school students (grades 9-12) - Age 14-18 - Introductory physics background - Reading level: accessible but not dumbed down ### Narrative Style - Use active voice and vivid descriptions - Include dialogue when historically appropriate - Balance drama with educational accuracy - Emphasize the human story behind discoveries - Show struggles, failures, and persistence - Connect historical events to modern technology ### Theme Development Choose a central theme that resonates with teenagers: - Overcoming doubters and skeptics - Persistence through failure - Self-education and curiosity - Fighting against discrimination - Seeing what others couldn't see - Staying humble despite success ### Historical Accuracy - Research key dates, events, and relationships - Use historically accurate details in image prompts - Note any creative liberties in the narrative prompt - Include verifiable quotes when possible ## Art Style Reference by Era | Era | Suggested Art Style | |-----|---------------------| | Ancient (before 500 AD) | Classical Mediterranean, mosaic-inspired | | Renaissance (1400-1600) | Italian Renaissance, warm lighting | | Enlightenment (1600-1800) | Baroque, Dutch Golden Age | | Victorian (1800-1900) | Pre-Raphaelite, industrial | | Gilded Age (1870-1900) | Art Nouveau, American industrial | | Early Modern (1900-1950) | Art Deco, Modernist | | Mid-Century (1950-1980) | Atomic Age, clean lines | | Contemporary | Photorealistic with period elements | ## Checklist After completing a story, verify: - [ ] Story directory created: `docs/stories/<name>/` - [ ] `index.md` has full narrative and all image prompts - [ ] All image references use `.png` extension - [ ] YAML frontmatter has title, description, and image paths - [ ] Added to `mkdocs.yml` navigation in chronological order - [ ] Grid card added to `docs/stories/index.md` - [ ] 12-14 chapters with consistent structure - [ ] Epilogue includes lessons table - [ ] References section present (placeholders OK initially) - [ ] Image prompts specify 16:9 format and period style