Claude skill generates hand-drawn interactive diagrams that teach kids how things work
CatAstro_Piyush · x · 2026-10-18
A developer shared a prototype built with a Claude skill that produces hand-drawn, interactive diagrams of everyday objects to teach kids how things work — the quoted post shows a kids' version explaining "how a pump fills a tyre," iterated to balance detail, engagement and education. April Zhu's quoted example is a little washing machine, and the open-source project page (colorfigures.vercel.app) includes the drawing engine code with a documented drawing contract.
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