Skin mechanism visual

Turn an approved skin mechanism into a text-free 16:9 cross-section base image with claim-status arrows and three to five blank annotation areas.

Skin mechanism visual

Bring a mechanism description and three to five annotation areas. The Skill returns one text-free 16:9 base image with blank areas and a bilingual run report.

How it works

  1. Describe the topic and areas

    The Skill checks the mechanism and the three to five annotation areas you plan to fill.

  2. Render the base image

    A SandBase image model draws a stylized skin cross-section with solid and dashed pathway arrows, leaving each annotation area blank and drawing no text.

  3. Add your text

    The Skill checks the PNG and returns it with model, timing, cost and a reminder to confirm the image has no text; add exact labels in your layout tool.

Frequently asked questions

Why is there no text on the image?

On purpose. Image models misspell small text, so this Skill leaves blank annotation areas for you to fill with exact labels and citations in your own layout tool.

Is this medical advice?

No. The image supports education and review only; it is not diagnosis, treatment advice or proof of efficacy.

How many blank areas will there be?

One per line in the annotation areas field, three to five in total. The model aims for that number; check it when you review the image.

Does the local Skill match?

Yes. The downloaded package runs the same pipeline with SANDBASE_API_KEY and writes bilingual reports.