chore: release v0.7.0

- baoyu-comic: adds --aspect (3:4, 4:3, 16:9) and --lang options; multi-variant storyboard workflow
- baoyu-comic/baoyu-slide-deck: adds analysis-framework and template references
- Multiple skills: restructured SKILL.md, moved details to references/

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

skills/baoyu-slide-deck/references/analysis-framework.md

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+# Presentation Analysis Framework
+
+Deep content analysis for effective slide deck creation.
+
+## 1. Message Hierarchy
+
+Identify the core message structure before designing slides.
+
+### Core Message (One Sentence)
+- What is the single most important takeaway?
+- If the audience remembers only one thing, what should it be?
+- Can you state it in ≤15 words?
+
+### Supporting Points (3-5 Maximum)
+- What evidence supports the core message?
+- What sub-topics must be covered?
+- Prioritize by audience relevance, not source order
+
+### Call-to-Action
+- What should the audience DO after viewing?
+- Is it clear, specific, and achievable?
+- Where does it appear (slide position)?
+
+## 2. Audience Decision Matrix
+
+| Question | Analysis |
+|----------|----------|
+| Who is the primary audience? | [Role, expertise level, relationship to topic] |
+| What do they currently believe? | [Existing knowledge, assumptions, biases] |
+| What decision do we want them to make? | [Specific action or conclusion] |
+| What barriers exist? | [Objections, concerns, missing information] |
+| What evidence will convince them? | [Data types, credibility sources, emotional hooks] |
+
+### Audience Adaptation
+
+| Audience Type | Content Focus | Visual Treatment |
+|---------------|---------------|------------------|
+| Executives | Outcomes, ROI, strategic impact | High-level, clean, data highlights |
+| Technical | Architecture, implementation, specs | Detailed diagrams, code, schematics |
+| General | Benefits, stories, relatability | Visual metaphors, simple charts |
+| Investors | Market size, traction, team | Growth charts, milestones, comparisons |
+| Learners | Step-by-step, examples, practice | Progressive reveals, exercises |
+
+## 3. Visual Opportunity Map
+
+Identify which content benefits from visualization.
+
+### Content-to-Visual Mapping
+
+| Content Type | Visual Treatment | Example |
+|--------------|------------------|---------|
+| Comparisons | Side-by-side, before/after | Feature comparison table |
+| Processes | Flow diagrams, numbered steps | Workflow illustration |
+| Hierarchies | Org charts, pyramids, trees | Organizational structure |
+| Timelines | Horizontal/vertical timelines | Project milestones |
+| Statistics | Charts, highlighted numbers | Key metrics with context |
+| Concepts | Icons, metaphors, illustrations | Abstract idea visualization |
+| Relationships | Venn diagrams, networks | Ecosystem or dependencies |
+| Lists | Structured grids, icon rows | Feature bullets with icons |
+
+### Visual Priority
+
+Rate each piece of content:
+- **Must Visualize**: Complex data, key differentiators, memorable moments
+- **Should Visualize**: Supporting evidence, secondary points
+- **Text Only**: Simple statements, transitions, minor details
+
+## 4. Presentation Flow
+
+Structure for impact and retention.
+
+### Opening (First 2-3 Slides)
+
+| Element | Purpose |
+|---------|---------|
+| Hook | Capture attention (surprising stat, question, story) |
+| Context | Why this matters now |
+| Preview | What audience will learn/gain |
+
+### Middle (Content Slides)
+
+| Pattern | When to Use |
+|---------|-------------|
+| Problem → Solution | Introducing new products/ideas |
+| Situation → Complication → Resolution | Complex business cases |
+| What → Why → How | Educational content |
+| Past → Present → Future | Transformation stories |
+| Claim → Evidence → Implication | Data-driven arguments |
+
+### Closing (Final 2-3 Slides)
+
+| Element | Purpose |
+|---------|---------|
+| Synthesis | Tie back to core message |
+| Call-to-Action | Clear next steps |
+| Memorable Close | Resonant quote, image, or statement |
+
+### Transitions
+
+- Each slide should answer: "What comes next?"
+- Use narrative connectors between sections
+- Build logical progression, not topic jumps
+
+## 5. Content Adaptation
+
+Decide what to keep, transform, or omit.
+
+### Keep (High Value)
+- Core arguments and evidence
+- Unique insights or data
+- Audience-relevant examples
+- Memorable quotes or statistics
+
+### Simplify (Medium Value)
+- Technical details → Visual summaries
+- Long explanations → Bullet hierarchies
+- Multiple examples → Best 1-2 examples
+- Background context → Brief framing
+
+### Visualize (Transform)
+- Data tables → Charts or highlighted numbers
+- Process descriptions → Flow diagrams
+- Comparisons in text → Side-by-side visuals
+- Abstract concepts → Concrete metaphors
+
+### Omit (Low Value)
+- Tangential information
+- Redundant examples
+- Excessive caveats
+- Background the audience already knows
+
+## 6. Analysis Checklist
+
+Before outline creation, confirm:
+
+### Message Clarity
+- [ ] Core message stated in one sentence
+- [ ] 3-5 supporting points identified
+- [ ] Call-to-action defined
+
+### Audience Fit
+- [ ] Primary audience identified
+- [ ] Existing beliefs mapped
+- [ ] Desired decision clear
+- [ ] Evidence matches audience needs
+
+### Visual Planning
+- [ ] Key visualizations identified
+- [ ] Chart/diagram types selected
+- [ ] Visual priority assigned
+
+### Flow Design
+- [ ] Opening hook defined
+- [ ] Middle pattern selected
+- [ ] Closing approach planned
+- [ ] Transitions considered
+
+### Content Decisions
+- [ ] Keep/simplify/visualize/omit applied
+- [ ] Source material fully processed
+- [ ] No important content overlooked