3 hands-on demos: The 7 Habits
Demo 1 deconstructs the book → Demo 2 generates cards → Demo 3 audits + bakes the style into a Skill. End-to-end three-step method in one lesson.
Main case: From the full book of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People (Stephen Covey), to "1 overview card + 7 habit cards + 1 quote card" as a coherent warm notebook set. The three demos map to the three steps: deconstruct → generate → polish + style solidification.
Demo 1: Deconstruct (corresponds to Step 1)
Turn the book's core chapter text into "image-friendly" copy.
Card split suggestion: 1 overview + 7 habit cards + 1 quote card ≈ 9 cards.
You are an editor skilled at turning long content into visual teaching material.
Task: Turn the core chapter text of "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" into an
"image-friendly" copy base for subsequent knowledge infographic production.
Requirements: Don't copy the original — read through, pick the most valuable information,
compress redundancy, reorganize logic order, and structure the final copy for clear block-based presentation.
Before output, judge scale: if the content is topic-focused with moderate info density, organize as a one-card copy;
if it covers multiple topics, steps, or parallel concepts, split into 3-8 cards, each focused on one topic.
Deconstruct in this order: summarize topic → map info layers → extract core points →
break key terms → mark contrasts/causal → list process steps →
organize reusable sentences → suggest structure for each card.
[Original text to process] (paste the book excerpt)Demo 2: Generate (corresponds to Step 2 + Tips ①②)
Feed Demo 1's output, pick "action steps type" + "warm notebook style", and let AI generate → display the result.
You are both a teaching assistant familiar with this course and an illustrator skilled at designing learning cards.
Task: Following the locked visual style below, turn the first core knowledge point from Step 1
(e.g., "Habit 1: Be Proactive") into one knowledge card.
[Card purpose: action-steps type (alternatives: rote memorization / example comparison / pitfall warning / thinking prompt / script template)]
[Locked style: warm notebook — light cream paper background, warm brown ink strokes, hand-drawn line border, a retro bookmark and a ballpoint pen illustration (e.g., a book) in the corner without covering text; top has title + one-line overview; left side has core concepts, middle has method steps, right side has a quote; overall flat, no 3D shadow, no decoration blocking text]
[Content to generate] (paste the copy organized in Step 1)Interactive segment: Audience comments one card type (e.g., rote memorization / pitfall warning / quote poster), and we redo it live in 1-2 minutes. One type per round is enough.
Demo 3: Polish (corresponds to Step 3 + Tips ③④)
Audit Demo 2's output against the 6-step QC checklist, then bake the locked style into a Skill.
Step 1: Manual audit (no prompt, just your eyes)
Zoom in on text
Is the Frankl quote, the four endowments, and the key terms all intact?
Check layout
Are the top title, three columns, and corner bookmark properly aligned?
Check content
Are the language contrast table, the four endowments, and the cause-effect all present?
Check style
Are the warm brown ink, cream paper, and hand-drawn border all in place? Does it look like "one person drew it"?
Check corners
Are the bookmark and ballpoint pen illustration covering any text?
Step 2: Lock the style into a set
Bake the locked style into a prompt template so you only swap topics next time — style, palette, prohibitions all preserved.
Solidification points:
- Lock the warm brown palette: ink
#8B4513· paper#F5E6D3· accent red#A0522D - Canvas ratio: 3:4 portrait
- Subject description: hand-drawn line border + rounded cards + retro bookmark in corner
- Prohibitions: 3D shadow / 3D decoration / gradient / cool tones
- Audit checklist: 6-step QC loop
Next lesson takes home 7 prompt templates + 5 red lines, covering more scenarios.
Three-step method + 4 design tips
1 image model + 2 prompts, three steps turn text into knowledge cards; plus 4 tips so AI stops guessing style.
7 prompt templates + 5 red lines
Universal deconstructor, knowledge-point cheat sheet, exam-prep, ancient-poem, recipe, quote, audit checklist — pick one by scenario; plus 5 must-not-touch red lines.
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