The Smart Graphics skill teaches an AI assistant how to write a complete SmartPanel graphics package: lower thirds, bugs, tickers, cards, full-screen openers and more, with broadcast-grade animation. You describe your show, the AI writes a package file, and you import it into Smart Graphics ready to edit and put on air.

What you get

The skill comes in two formats. Both contain exactly the same instructions, so pick the one that fits the AI you use.

• .zip (Claude Skill) for Claude. You install it once and it activates on its own whenever you ask Claude for a graphics package.
• .md (single document) for any other AI assistant (ChatGPT, Gemini and others). Attach it to your chat, or paste its content, each time you want a package.

Step 1: Download the skill

1. Open any graphic in the Graphics Editor.
2. Open the AI skill dialog and choose .zip (for Claude) or .md (for any other AI).

Step 2: Load it into your AI

Claude: go to Customize > Skills, upload the .zip and turn it on. You only do this once.

Other AI assistants: start a new chat and attach the .md file. If your assistant doesn't accept attachments, paste the whole content of the file into the chat.

Step 3: Write your brief

Tell the AI what your show needs. The more specific, the better the result. A good brief includes:

• The show: type of content, tone and audience (for example, a weekly esports stream or a local news bulletin).
• The graphics: which pieces you need (host lower third, sponsor bug, score bug, ticker, full-screen opener).
• Your brand: colors, fonts and logo placement.
• Live data: what should update on its own, like a clock, a countdown, scores or a Google Sheet.

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Example brief: "A beach volleyball stream with two teams, a sponsor bug, player lower thirds and a persistent scoreboard. Colors: navy and sand. Font: Montserrat."

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The AI answers with a package file (JSON). Save it to your computer.

Step 4: Import the package