milvus-meme-sticker
zc277584121/marketing-skills
Generate expressive Milvus-mascot sticker memes for developer communities without text or IP concerns.
What is milvus-meme-sticker?
Creates original, text-free sticker-style memes featuring an abstract Milvus bird/eagle mascot with exaggerated emotions. Use this when you need compact, shareable reaction images for technical marketing, WeChat moments, or developer-group chat without reusing existing templates or IP.
- Generate three square sticker variants from emotion keywords (overwhelmed, confused, relieved, proud, shocked, exhausted)
- Create abstract Milvus bird/eagle mascots with expressive faces and light-blue accent colors
- Export deterministic small sizes (512×512, 240×240, 120×120, 50×50 px) optimized for chat and article embedding
- Enforce text-free composition to ensure cross-language legibility and tiny-size readability
- Apply style guardrails to avoid photorealism, corporate branding, and existing meme templates or IP
How to install milvus-meme-sticker
npx skills add https://github.com/zc277584121/marketing-skills --skill milvus-meme-sticker- Python 3 installed to run resize_sticker.py script
- Access to references/style-guide.md before generating first sticker
- Image generation capability (Claude or compatible vision model)
How to use milvus-meme-sticker
- 1.Read references/style-guide.md to understand the Milvus mascot style and guardrails
- 2.Identify the target emotion from the user request or context (overwhelmed, confused, relieved, proud, shocked, exhausted)
- 3.Generate three square 1:1 sticker variants using the provided prompt template, adapting only emotion and scene
- 4.Review each variant against quality checklist: no text, mascot not entirely blue, readable expression at 240×240, compact silhouette, no IP resemblance
- 5.Select the best variant and save at high resolution
- 6.Run `python3 scripts/resize_sticker.py path/to/source.png --out-dir path/to/output-dir` to create small exports
- 7.Deliver the appropriate size (typically 240×240 for chat, 512×512 for articles) based on context
Use cases
- Generate reaction stickers for a developer WeChat group discussing a tricky database migration
- Create marketing assets for Milvus community posts showing the mascot's emotional response to a technical challenge
- Produce thumbnail stickers for technical blog articles illustrating developer pain points without captions
- Build a set of expressive mascot variants for community documentation to convey tone and emotion
- Design sticker packs for internal team chat to celebrate wins or commiserate over debugging sessions
- Technical marketers creating Milvus community content
- Developer relations teams building branded sticker packs
- Open-source project maintainers needing emotion-driven visual reactions
- Content creators writing technical articles with visual humor
- Community managers moderating developer chat platforms
milvus-meme-sticker FAQ
Text doesn't scale legibly below 120×120 px and creates language barriers. The mascot's expression and pose must convey emotion alone.
No. The skill explicitly avoids reusing existing meme templates, celebrities, anime, screenshots, or IP. The mascot must be original and abstract.
Use light blue as a secondary color on parts like wings or cheeks, not as a full-body flood. The beak, mouth, and eyes should be other colors to maintain expression clarity.
Use 240×240 for WeChat-style chat stickers, 512×512 for article insertion with visible detail, and 120×120 or 50×50 to verify legibility at tiny scales.
Yes, but only when they directly explain the emotion or pain point (e.g., a database cylinder for overwhelm). Props should not clutter the composition or distract from the mascot's face.
Full instructions (SKILL.md)
Source of truth, from zc277584121/marketing-skills.
name: milvus-meme-sticker description: Create tiny no-text Milvus-style sticker memes for technical marketing, WeChat-style article moments, community posts, and developer-group reactions. Use when the user wants an original meme/sticker with an abstract Milvus bird/eagle mascot, strong exaggerated emotion, internet-native sticker energy, light-blue accents without making the whole character blue, and deterministic small-size exports such as 512, 240, 120, or 50 px.
Milvus Meme Sticker
Create original sticker-style memes for technical marketing moments. The output should feel like something people would send in a developer WeChat group: compact, expressive, funny, emotionally resonant, and safe to publish because it does not reuse existing meme templates, celebrities, screenshots, anime, or other IP.
Read references/style-guide.md before generating the first sticker in a session.
Workflow
- Identify the emotion from the source paragraph or user request: overwhelmed, confused, relieved, proud, shocked, exhausted, or "why is this so hard?".
- Generate three square variants first unless the user asks for one exact direction.
- Use an abstract Milvus bird/eagle mascot as the recurring character, not a logo copy.
- Keep the image text-free. No captions, labels, letters, UI words, fake code snippets, or speech bubbles with text.
- Prefer a compact sticker composition with a clear silhouette and large readable facial expression.
- Save the best or selected source image at high resolution, then run
scripts/resize_sticker.pyto export true sticker sizes. - Insert or deliver the small exported image, not only the large generation.
Prompt Rules
Use prompts like this, adapting only the emotion and scene:
Square 1:1 sticker-style meme illustration, no text, no letters, no captions.
Original abstract mascot inspired by a Milvus-like bird/eagle, simplified and
not copying any exact logo. The character has a light body with only partial
soft blue accents, a non-blue beak and mouth, oversized expressive eyes, and a
funny exaggerated [EMOTION] expression.
Scene: [SCENE]. Developer-group chat sticker vibe, hand-drawn, thick clean
outline, white sticker border, compact composition readable at small size.
Use a light-blue accent palette with colorful secondary accents; do not make
the whole character blue. No real brands, no existing meme templates, no
celebrities, no screenshots, no IP characters, no text anywhere.
Style Guardrails
- Keep the mascot abstract: bird/eagle-inspired, rounded and sticker-like, not a realistic animal and not a copy of any official mark.
- Use light blue as an accent, not as a full-body flood. Avoid blue teeth, blue mouth interiors, or an all-blue face that loses expression.
- Make the beak, mouth, eyes, sweat, and emotion marks clearly separated in color and value.
- Favor expressive face and body posture over detailed props.
- Use props only when they explain the pain point: documents, connector plugs, database cylinders, cloud buckets, chat bubbles, tickets, code brackets.
- Avoid text because this sticker must travel across languages and stay legible at tiny sizes.
- Avoid photorealism, 3D toy rendering, glossy mascot branding, and polished corporate illustration. It should feel like a hand-drawn sticker meme.
Small-Size Export
Generated images are usually too large to feel like real stickers. Always create small derivatives after generation:
python3 scripts/resize_sticker.py path/to/source.png --out-dir path/to/output-dir
Defaults create:
512x512for article insertion when some detail should remain visible.240x240for WeChat-style sticker main image scale.120x120for thumbnail checks.50x50for tiny panel legibility checks.
Use the smallest version that still reads in context. For Markdown articles, prefer 240x240 or 512x512 plus explicit display sizing if needed.
Quality Check
Before showing the final result, inspect the image and verify:
- No visible text or pseudo-text.
- The mascot is not entirely blue.
- The mouth, beak, eyes, and expression are readable.
- The emotion is obvious even at
240x240. - The sticker silhouette is compact and not too busy.
- The image does not resemble a known meme template, celebrity, anime, or existing IP character.
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