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engineering-figure-agent

Create engineering and CS paper figures from local paper context, method notes, code, data tables, or existing drafts. Use for figure briefs, conceptual diagrams, architecture figures, algorithm workflows, exact publication plots, prompt refinement, and light figure critique.

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# Engineering Figure Agent For Claude Code

Use this skill for the figure-production layer after the figure goal is reasonably clear.

If the figure claim, panel logic, or caption argument is still unclear, first use a research-writing or paper-analysis workflow to settle the scientific message.

## Core Decision

- Use `image mode` for conceptual figures: system architecture, algorithm workflow, graphical abstract, hardware block diagram, or reference-inspired redraw.
- Use `plot mode` for exact values: benchmark bars, ablation plots, trend curves, heatmaps, scatter plots, or multi-panel quantitative figures.
- Use `mixed` when exact plot panels should be rendered locally and conceptual panels should be generated or described separately.

## Workflow