Public Goodeye templates you can fetch and run today. Each pairs a skill with the verifiers it runs. Reuse any one as your own private skill.
Use when you can describe a flow, architecture, data model, state machine, class layout, or topic tree in one or two sentences and want a clean, shareable diagram back without learning Mermaid syntax or opening a separate diagramming tool. You get a diagram source you can paste anywhere plus a rendered image you can drop into docs, slides, or chat.
Use when the user asks for a slide deck, talk deck, or presentation from a structured outline or a rough description, and wants a real artifact (browser-openable HTML, or a PowerPoint file) rather than just an outline.
Use when you want a publication-ready labeled scientific or anatomical diagram - a heart, a cell, a neuron, the water cycle, an engine cutaway - and need every label, part count, and relationship checked against a fact sheet you control before it ships, so a figure with a misspelled label, a wrong count, or a made-up part never lands in a slide, worksheet, or textbook.
Use when starting a seed or Series A fundraise and the deck structure has not been decided yet, or when a draft feels disorganized and a sanity check against the way investors actually read decks would help. Produces a slide-by-slide outline so the next step is writing slide content, not arguing about which slides to have.
