awesome-content-graphicslisted

# Content Graphics The image a post ships with, made on the machine that is already running. A self-contained HTML file styled with CSS, screenshotted through browser automation, and nothing else: no image-generation service, no API key, no upload of the user's content anywhere. This is one stage lifted out of the content pipeline so every skill that needs a picture calls it instead of carrying its own copy of the rules. `awesome-content-campaign` calls it when the media library cannot cover a media-required post; `awesome-content-repurpose` calls it when the run has no image; a user calls it directly when they want a graphic and no campaign around it. Core principle: the run produces a set, and every choice inside it belongs to the user. The headline is chosen as text before anything is drawn. What happens to the renders afterwards depends on who called: a post needs one of them picked, a person asked for graphics needs all of them delivered. A skill that renders one graphic and decides it is the answer has taken two decisions it was not given, and correcting either costs a whole round trip. Second principle: the facts are the boundary. The composition may not assert a relationship the caller's sources do not carry. An image is a claim surface like any other sentence, and a wordless claim is still read as evidence. Third principle: a set is a spread of combinations inside one family. Twenty variations on one composition are one variant rendered twenty times, and a galle