/imandalart

name: imandalart
description: "Create iMandalArt 2.2 pure-text 3x3 Mandala index cards with a five-character center axis, eight orthogonal surrounding angles labeled Ⓐ-Ⓗ, compact title cells such as Ⓐ健康復節, hard-line CJK layout, optional の字型 ordering, and 井字號 compass ordering. Use when the user asks for iMandalArt, iMandalart, I MandalArt, の字型, ◊字型, 井字號, 中國城市方位, 64＋8＋1, 手機方形曼陀羅, 正方形九宮索引卡, 五字定格, ◎中心, Ⓐ-Ⓗ 九宮卡, TheBrain/Cerebro preview-safe hard-line cards, or a square 3x3 card that is not a Markdown table, visible-border PE2 card, or 81-cell Mandala."

iMandalArt 2.2

Purpose

Use this skill to turn any source material into one iMandalArt 2.2 pure-text 3x3 card.

iMandalArt 2.2 is:

• One center idea.
• Eight orthogonal surrounding angles.
• A pure-text 3x3 card with hard line breaks.
• Three lines per cell: a short title row and two content rows.
• A center axis that displays `◎◎◎◎◎`, one five-Han-character center line, then `◎◎◎◎◎` again.
• A note-friendly thinking object for TheBrain, Hermes, Discord, Codex, other LLM chat surfaces, or clipboard use.

iMandalArt 2.2 is not:

• A Markdown table.
• A visible-border PE2 card.
• An HTML-only visual artifact.
• An 81-cell Mandala.
• A long explanatory essay.

Default Deliverable

Default to an iMandalArt 2.2 pure-text hard-line card.

1. Read the source material first. If the user provides a file path, JSON, note, article, or pasted text, inspect the content before generating. 2. Identify the central thought and compress it into one five-Han-character center line. 3. Orthogonally decompose the material into eight surrounding angles. Avoid synonym-only repeats. 4. Give each surrounding angle a four-Han-character title directly prefixed by `Ⓐ` through `Ⓗ`. 5. Write two modern, plain-language five-Han-character lines for each surrounding cell. 6. Render the center as `◎◎◎◎◎`, one five-Han-character center line, then `◎◎◎◎◎`. 7. Render the final answer as the 11-line 3x3 card only.

For LLM chat surfaces such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Codex, or Discord, wrap the card in a fenced `text` code block so hard line breaks and full-width spaces survive rendering.

For TheBrain/Cerebro direct note insertion or clipboard-only workflows, emit the raw 11-line card without a Markdown fence.

Three Kings 2.2 Integration

iMandalArt is the **compression king** in the three-skill publishing chain:

`source material -> iMandalArt 2.2 eight angles -> BIRD 2.2 addresses and Routes -> A4 Booklet 2.2`

• Compress one source into one center and eight orthogonal retrieval angles.
• Preserve の字型 identities so BIRD indexes and booklet Routes can reuse the same positions.
• Pass the full 11-line card, center identity, source references, and ordering mode to downstream skills.

2.2 Card Contract

The final card has exactly 11 physical text lines:

Ⓐ四字標題　Ⓑ四字標題　Ⓒ四字標題
五字內容一　五字內容一　五字內容一
五字內容二　五字內容二　五字內容二

Ⓓ四字標題　◎◎◎◎◎　Ⓔ四字標題
五字內容一　中心五字句　五字內容一
五字內容二　◎◎◎◎◎　五字內容二

Ⓕ四字標題　Ⓖ四字標題　Ⓗ四字標題
五字內容一　五字內容一　五字內容一
五字內容二　五字內容二　五字內容二

Line rules:

• Line 1, 5, and 9 are title lines.
• Lines 2, 3, 10, and 11 contain three five-Han-character surrounding phrases.
• Line 6 contains left and right five-Han-character surrounding phrases plus one five-Han-character center phrase.
• Line 7 contains left and right five-Han-character surrounding phrases plus the center marker `◎◎◎◎◎`.
• Line 4 and line 8 are completely blank.
• Use one full-width space `　` between columns.
• The first visible character of the card is `Ⓐ`.
• The center title cell on line 5 is exactly `◎◎◎◎◎`.
• The center cell on line 7 is also exactly `◎◎◎◎◎` unless the user explicitly asks for a second center sentence.
• Do not add explanations above or below the card unless the user explicitly asks.

Cell Rules

Surrounding title rows:

• Use the labels `Ⓐ`, `Ⓑ`, `Ⓒ`, `Ⓓ`, `Ⓔ`, `Ⓕ`, `Ⓖ`, `Ⓗ` in that order.
• Do not put a space after the label.
• Use exactly four Han characters after the label when possible, e.g. `Ⓐ輸入來源`.
• Titles should work like index labels, not sentences.
• Titles may preserve a functional role, but must be rewritten to fit the material.

Content rows:

• Every surrounding content phrase must be exactly five Han characters.
• The center line on line 6 must be exactly five Han characters.
• The center line on line 7 should be `◎◎◎◎◎` by default.
• Do not use English, digits, punctuation, emoji, or spaces in surrounding content phrases or the line 6 center phrase.
• Rewrite terms such as AI, Agent, FIRE, Hermes, JSON, API, and app names into compact Chinese when possible.
• Write in modern plain language. Avoid over-classical phrasing.
• If source material is thin, infer responsibly from the surrounding meaning.

Center cell:

• Use `◎◎◎◎◎` only as the displayed center title.
• Internally choose a specific center title of about five Han characters to guide the card.
• The line 6 center content must summarize and integrate the eight surrounding angles.
• The line 7 center marker creates a visual axis and should remain `◎◎◎◎◎` in 2.2 default output.
• The center should not repeat a surrounding title.

Orthogonal Eight-Angle Map

Use this order unless the user gives a different map:

• `Ⓐ` source / trigger: Where does this begin?
• `Ⓑ` input / material: What is being read or transformed?
• `Ⓒ` recognition / method: How is the pattern identified?
• `Ⓓ` output / expression: What form does it become?
• `Ⓔ` process / thread: What sequence makes it work?
• `Ⓕ` storage / place: Where is it saved or remembered?
• `Ⓖ` constraint / avoid: What must be avoided?
• `Ⓗ` next action: What is the next concrete move?

の字型 Ordering

Use this layout when the user asks for `の字型`, `◊字型`, a 64＋8＋1 index, or explicitly supplies the same spatial order. `の字型` is the name of the ordering pattern; `◎` remains the visible center marker.

For a directory or route card, place the lettered cells exactly as follows:

Ⓕ　Ⓒ　Ⓖ
Ⓑ　◎　Ⓓ
Ⓔ　Ⓐ　Ⓗ

For the eight keywords inside any child nine-grid, place the nu