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About this Skill
Creates a presentation-ready optical apparatus diagram with a verified component order, beam path, and callout structure. It helps researchers and educators explain a setup without turning an illustration into an unsupported simulation.
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About this Skill
What you need before you start
- You bring
- Ordered list of optical components · Verified beam path and connection order · Known focal lengths, wavelengths, or other values · Audience and intended teaching or publication context
- Dependencies
- FAL account — required · Node.js 20 or newer — required
- Outside costs
- Image generation uses a paid fal.ai task. Review the prompt before submission; failed tasks are never submitted again automatically.
- Last tested
- v1.0.1 — Claude Code / Claude Desktop / Cowork / Codex / ChatGPT
What you get
- A wide apparatus figure with components and beam path arranged in the verified order
- Clean callout zones for exact labels, values, and uncertainty notes
- Three visual variants plus an evidence check before delivery
Good fit
- Science communicators turning verified facts into a visual explainer
- Researchers preparing a figure for a talk, poster, or review
- Graduate students who need a clear teaching or lab figure
Not for
- Optical simulation or performance prediction
- Fabrication, alignment, or laboratory safety instructions
- Projects without a verified component order
Education & ExplainersResearch & Technical CommunicationCreate Explainer GraphicsCreate DiagramsCreate Research PosterEvidence-firstText-accurateVisually PolishedTechnical IsometricMinimalistScientific Editorial
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