Ocean Field Study Posterv1.0.0
Use this Skill to make explainer graphics.
A research poster skill for Claude Fable 5: checked ocean field findings become one wide 16:9 story of habitat, species, survey methods and evidence notes, with no invented science.
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Updated Aug 25, 2026
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What you get
- Three new 16:9 poster compositions at 1536×864 from one paid request
- A reading path from research question to finding, with separate areas for habitat, species, methods and uncertainty
- Empty zones ready for checked labels and citations
Good fit
- Researchers preparing a conference or lab poster
- Science communicators turning reviewed field notes into clear visuals
- Teachers building an ocean lesson that starts from real evidence
Not for
- Unchecked ecology claims or invented survey results
- Identifying species from photos alone
- Photographs or logos you have no rights to use
About this Skill
Researchers and teachers bring the question, checked field notes and approved citations; the agent first turns them into a short evidence table. One paid FAL request then returns three 16:9 compositions at 1536×864 that lead from the research question to the finding, with distinct areas for habitat, species, method and the limits of the evidence. The image model builds only the visual structure. Exact labels, figures, citations and uncertainty wording are set in type afterwards and checked against the table.
How it works
- Turn the supplied facts, labels, sources and exclusions into a brief evidence table.
- Choose a single reading path and keep blank zones for exact labels, citations and disclaimers.
- Design a fresh composition from the approved facts, borrowing no one else's template, logo, character or protected design.
- Have the image model produce the visual structure only, never exact figures or data wording.
- After you pick a composition, typeset the wording and evidence and check each fact against the approved table.
Checked before delivery
- Exactly three separate 16:9 images with no unexpected logo, watermark or protected identity
- Every exact text, number, ranking, route and claim matches the supplied evidence
- Labels stay readable at presentation size and never depend on tiny text drawn by the image model
- The image reads as an explanatory visual, not an authoritative engineering, medical, policy or safety document
What you need before you start
- You bring
- The research question and who will read the poster · Checked notes on species, habitat, methods, and what was observed · Approved citations and the wording for uncertainty · Reference images you hold the rights to, or a direction for an unbranded illustration
- Dependencies
- Your FAL account, with FAL_KEY set · Node.js 20 or later
- Outside costs
- FAL_KEY
- Last tested
- v1.0.0 — Claude Code / Codex / Cursor
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FAQ
What should I prepare?
Your research question and audience, the checked findings and methods, approved citations and uncertainty wording, and any reference images you hold the rights to.
Are the numbers drawn by the image model?
No. The model only builds the visual structure; exact figures and citations are typeset afterwards from the approved evidence table.
Does the poster count as peer review?
No. It presents findings that were already reviewed and does not verify the methods, species identifications or conclusions.