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These are not hypothetical templates. The method is already used by eight public repositories, each with its own visual language and content structure:

• oil-ppt — presents the method, results, and first-use path for programmatic slide creation in one visual system.
• draw-ui — uses real UI outputs to explain the path from a brief and reference images to HTML/CSS reconstruction.
• oil-icon — uses real icon sets to explain style locking, batch generation, slicing, and transparent delivery.
• Selector — puts page selection, structured context, and real output directly into the opening screen and examples.
• codex-dev-team — uses a character-driven team map to explain how one main Codex thread delegates exploration, bounded implementation, and independent review to four custom agents.
• torqueDASH-Next — uses a project-native SVG hero with OBD-II PID data and a real dashboard screenshot to explain a self-hosted vehicle telemetry dashboard.
• summertown — uses a seaside-map hero and landmark showcase to introduce an interactive town map.
• Wolfcha — combines SVG typography and an AI-generated character cutout to turn “play Werewolf solo” into a cinematic, project-native opening screen.

If this Skill helped you create a public README you are proud of, you are welcome to propose it for this list in a PR. This is completely optional: the footer signature is appreciated but never required, and showcase submissions remain subject to maintainer review.

Below are four independent hero directions. They do not share one house style; each derives its typography, color, composition, and proof from the project itself.

Block World shows a playful hybrid direction: SVG builds the pixel typography, grid, labels, and scene structure, while ImageGen and chroma-key removal supply the character that would be cumbersome to draw deterministically.

Wolfcha is a real hybrid case: ImageGen created the project-