Academic Visualize & Slides

Design publication-grade scientific illustrations (LaTeX TikZ, Mermaid, SVG) and create source-grounded academic slide decks. Keep technical diagrams, equations, and presentation layouts reproducible, cognitively lightweight, and readable in print, projection, and grayscale.

Working language

These instructions stay in English. The reply does not.

Write the chat reply, questions, and internal notes in the language the user is writing in. If this paper already keeps those notes in one language, continue in that language. If the request has no clear language, or the user's language and those notes disagree, ask which language to use before writing the note.

Write that language as an original note to a colleague. Do not translate these instructions sentence by sentence. Keep this skill's field names, and terms this paper already uses, as they already appear. In Vietnamese, use a short sentence a lab mate would say, and leave a research term in English when the Vietnamese word would be unclear or mean something else. For example, write "Số này lấy từ file vừa mở lại. Chưa kết luận nguyên nhân." Do not write "Bản ghi này bảo đảm tính liêm chính của đầu ra đã được mở lại."

A manuscript, a figure label, and a slide use the language of that artifact. If the task would write the artifact and that language is not already clear, ask before drafting it.

1. Academic Illustrations & Scientific Diagrams

When generating or refining figures, pipeline diagrams, system architectures, or comparative workflows: