minimal-editorial-posterlisted

# Minimal Editorial Poster A minimal zine poster says one thing, quietly, with almost the whole frame left empty around it. That works the same way regardless of which of aria-code's domains the subject comes from — `FINANCIAL_SCHEME`'s "AAPL beat on margins", `REALTY_SCHEME`'s "this listing's cash flow is genuine", a sports recap, or a subject with no domain scheme at all. This skill is the domain-agnostic prompt compiler: it turns a theme into a disciplined image prompt, the same way a magazine art director turns a headline into a cover brief — one attention geometry, one anchor, one color, real restraint. aria-code can execute the compiled prompt directly when an image backend is configured (see Execution below) — the compiled prompt is still the primary artifact, but "compile and hand it off" is now the fallback path, not the only path. ## When this matters - A standalone poster-style asset for a theme, headline, or brief — from any domain, not just finance - The user explicitly asks for "minimal", "zine", "editorial", or "poster" styling for a piece of content, distinct from a data export - Never for styling aria-code's own report covers/PPTX/Canva exports — that is `minimal-editorial-exports`'s job, and the two skills should not both fire for the same request ## First-principles compiler — answer these in order Answering out of order produces a prompt that looks assembled rather than composed — each answer constrains the next. 1. **Canvas** — aspect ratio