Milvus Meme Sticker

This generates original sticker memes for technical marketing and developer chat groups, built around an abstract Milvus bird mascot with exaggerated emotions like overwhelmed, confused, or exhausted. It's designed for moments when you need a sharable reaction image that won't land you in IP trouble because it doesn't reuse existing templates, anime characters, or celebrity screenshots. The workflow enforces text-free output, light blue accents without flooding the whole character blue, and automatic resizing to real sticker dimensions like 240px or 512px so they actually feel like stickers instead of high-res illustrations. Worth using if you're doing community posts or WeChat-style content and need something that reads clearly at tiny sizes.

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last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add zc277584121/marketing-skills --skill milvus-meme-sticker --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

Files

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.py to export true sticker sizes.
Insert or deliver the small exported image, not only the large generation.

SKILL.md on GitHub