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version: "1.0.0" name: ai4scholar-sci-draw description: "Use AI4Scholar sci_draw for scientific figure generation and editing: text-to-image, Chinese scientific diagrams, image editing, style transfer, multi-image composition, iterative refinement, figure review, and SVG vector output. Trigger for AI4Scholar scientific drawing, sci_draw, paper figures, mechanism diagrams, graphical abstracts, neuroscience/BCI schematics, or publication-style figure polishing."
AI4Scholar Sci Draw
Use this skill for scientific figure generation or figure refinement through AI4Scholar sci_draw.
Core Rules
- Do not invent experimental results, data values, brain maps, statistical annotations, or electrode effects.
- For data figures, use the user's real data and deterministic plotting tools first; use
sci_drawfor schematics, conceptual figures, mechanism diagrams, or style refinement. - Keep figure text short and publication-readable.
- Preserve scientific meaning during style transfer or editing.
Tool From The Source Guide
| Tool | Use | |
|---|---|---|
sci_draw | AI scientific drawing: Chinese prompts, text-to-image, image editing, style transfer, multi-image composition, iterative optimization, figure review, SVG vector output |
Good Use Cases
- Graphical abstract for a manuscript.
- EEG/ERP experiment procedure diagram.
- BCI pipeline figure: acquisition, preprocessing, feature extraction, classifier, feedback.
- Management or psychology scenario-experiment flow.
- Text-mining or machine-learning architecture schematic.
- Polishing an existing conceptual figure into journal style.
- Converting a rough sketch into SVG-like vector style.
Figure Workflow
- Identify figure type:
- mechanism,
- workflow,
- architecture,
- experimental procedure,
- graphical abstract,
- review framework,
- visual polishing.
- Extract required scientific content:
- constructs,
- variables,
- sample/stimuli,
- pipeline steps,
- model components,
- labels.
- Draft a compact prompt.
- Generate or edit using
sci_draw. - Review:
- scientific accuracy,
- label correctness,
- readability,
- color accessibility,
- consistency with target journal.
- Iterate with specific correction prompts.
Prompt Template
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Use AI4Scholar sci_draw to generate a publication-style scientific figure.Figure type: [mechanism diagram / workflow / BCI pipeline / EEG experiment procedure / graphical abstract]Research topic:Required elements:Forbidden elements:Language: [Chinese / English]Style: [minimal journal style / neuroscience style / management theory model / machine-learning architecture]Output requirement: [PNG / SVG / editable vector preferred]
Figure Review Checklist
| Check | Requirement | |
|---|---|---|
| Scientific accuracy | No unsupported claims or fake numeric effects | |
| Structure | Readers can follow the causal/process logic | |
| Labels | Correct terminology, no typo, no overcrowding | |
| Accessibility | High contrast; avoid color-only encoding | |
| Journal fit | Not decorative; suitable for manuscript, slide, or poster |
Common Corrections
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Keep the original structure unchanged, translate labels into English, and reduce decorative elements.
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Make EEG preprocessing, feature extraction, classifier, and feedback a horizontal workflow. Do not add nonexistent data results.
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Convert the figure into a theory-mechanism model suitable for an SSCI management paper. Preserve variable names and arrow directions.