Epic Infographics plugin
Plugin that teaches an agent studio-grade infographics: a scene instead of a template, computed charts and a self-checked render.
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Why this level
- The agent renders HTML and runs local commands for screenshots and video; read the plugin scripts before the first run.
Install
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In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add plugins/epic-infographicsDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
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Access and checks
How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- The agent renders HTML and runs local commands for screenshots and video; read the plugin scripts before the first run.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
The plugin gives an agent the steps a studio follows for infographics. The canvas is built as a scene: a drafting sheet, a dark theatre, a naturalist plate or a miniature world, with the data living inside it. The drawn object carries the data itself: a cup filled to two thirds because two in three adults drink coffee. Charts are computed with arithmetic in the file, and palettes pass a color-blindness check. The agent screenshots the finished graphic, reads it back and checks it against an anti-slop list: template card grids, emoji in place of icons, flat backgrounds. The gallery has thirteen briefs, twelve design languages and six canvas formats, each piece animated.
Who it is for. Marketers, designers and analysts who need infographics from data without the recognizable look of AI templates.
Good fit when
- Quarterly figures become a dark, dramatic 16:9 slide.
- A table becomes a poster for the office printer.
- A square social graphic explains how a process works in a hand-drawn style.
- A graphic is checked with a color-blind palette before publishing.
Not a fit when
- A plain chart for a report is enough; the scene and styling are excessive.
- A brand book demands strict templates while the plugin avoids stock cards.
- There is no data; the user supplies the figures.
Example request
Make an infographic about our Q3 growth, dark and dramatic, 16:9. The data is in the table below.Limitations
The plugin installs for Claude Code and Codex, and the repository also holds a Factory manifest. Output comes as HTML with a raster copy and video, so the agent needs rendering and screenshots. Gallery examples are in English. Quality depends on the model: the rules set the process but do not replace taste. Codex and other environments use their own install commands, see the Install section of the README. Screenshots and video need a rendering environment, and work runs slower on weak machines.
How to disable. In Claude Code run `/plugin uninstall epic-infographics@epic-infographics`. In Codex remove the plugin and its marketplace with the plugin management commands.
FAQ
Which canvas formats exist?
Six, for example story, square, wide and A4. Name the format in the request, such as "16:9" or "square for social".
What does the agent do after drawing?
It screenshots the render, reads it back and checks it against the anti-slop list: the no-text squint test, the template test and the flat-ground test.
How do I update the plugin?
In Claude Code open `/plugin`, the Marketplaces section, pick `epic-infographics` and enable auto-update.
Must I describe the style?
Not required, but possible. Name the style in the request, for example "dark" or "hand-drawn"; the README describes twelve design languages.
How does the plugin differ from a template set?
It describes a process, not ready layouts: scene, computed charts, color checks and render self-review. Each gallery piece starts from a brief.
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README in short
The README explains how the studio approach differs from stock infographics, shows a gallery of thirteen pieces with their briefs and covers installation for Claude Code and Codex.