Converts marked text in files into styled ASCII art banners while automatically preserving source code comment syntax.
This skill enables developers to easily add visual flair to their documentation, scripts, and codebases by transforming text wrapped in <figlet> tags into ASCII art. It intelligently detects surrounding comment styles—such as hash, double-slash, or block comments—to ensure the generated art integrates seamlessly without breaking code execution. With support for over 400 fonts and automated Node.js dependency management, it's a powerful tool for creating professional headers, section breaks, and visual banners directly within any development environment.
Key Features
01Uses a universal tag syntax for consistent application across any file or document type
02Supports over 400 unique ASCII fonts with built-in preview and discovery capabilities
03Intelligently detects and applies comment formatting for Python, Shell, JavaScript, Java, and SQL
04Includes specialized font listing tools to help users select the perfect visual style
05Automates Node.js dependency installation and environment verification upon first run
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Use Cases
01Creating decorative banners for CLI tool startup sequences and shell script outputs
02Generating stylized project titles and notices within Markdown documentation
03Adding visual headers and organizational section breaks to long source code files