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Viz Pack — Development skill for Claude Code

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Four Claude skills that turn any content into visuals — diagrams, infographics, interactive explainers, and shareable dashboards.

How to install Viz Pack

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open joshua-heygen/viz-pack and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Viz Pack does

Four Claude skills that turn any content into visuals — diagrams, infographics, interactive explainers, and shareable dashboards. Just type the command.

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README

viz-pack

Four Claude skills that turn any content into visuals. Paste a URL, attach a doc, or reference something in conversation — then type the command.

Skills

Command What it does Output
diagram it Picks the best diagram type (flowchart, tree, timeline, concept map) and renders it Excalidraw diagram inline in chat
nano this Sends content to Gemini image generation with a Swiss Pulse design prompt Polished infographic PNG
vis it Picks the best visual format (chart, timeline, explainer, pipeline, comparison) Interactive widget inline in chat
ver it Builds a Swiss Pulse interactive HTML (hero metric, stats, Chart.js graph, dark mode) Published shareable link

Install

  1. Open Claude.ai → Settings → Claude's Memory → Skills
  2. Create a new skill for each .md file
  3. Copy the file contents into the skill
  4. Save

That's it. The skills trigger automatically when you type the command.

Usage

diagram it https://some-article-url.com
nano this
[attach a PDF or doc]
vis it https://medium.com/some-interesting-post
ver it
[paste text, attach a file, or reference something in the conversation]

You can also use them with content already in your conversation:

that strategy we just discussed — diagram it

How they work

Each skill follows the same pattern:

  1. Acquire — fetch the URL, read the uploaded file, or pull from conversation context
  2. Analyze — extract the structure: metrics, sequences, relationships, takeaways
  3. Render — produce the visual in the skill's output format

The skills are designed to stay out of each other's way:

  • Need a diagram? → diagram it (Excalidraw)
  • Need a static infographic image? → nano this (Gemini image gen)
  • Need an inline interactive visual? → vis it (Visualizer widget)
  • Need a shareable link? → ver it (HeyGenverse publish)

Design system

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