Social media matrix tracker template

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Install

npx -y skills add nexu-io/open-design --skill social-media-matrix-tracker-template

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社媒矩阵数据追踪面板模板（Social Media Matrix Tracker）。 Use when users ask for a cinematic, data-dense social media analytics dashboard with multi-platform metrics, interactive charts, hover insights, range compare, and dark/light theme switching in a single HTML artifact.

SKILL.md

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Social Media Matrix Tracker Template

Ship a premium, cinematic social-media analytics template with high data density and production-grade micro-interactions.

Resource map

social-media-matrix-tracker-template/
├── SKILL.md
├── assets/
│   └── template.html
├── references/
│   └── checklist.md
└── example.html

Workflow

Read active DESIGN.md first, map tokens to CSS variables, then adapt assets/template.html.
Keep the structural information architecture intact: hero + platform matrix + KPI strip + multi-chart deep sections.
Preserve interaction fidelity:
- dark/light theme toggle
- hover tooltip on charts (auto-clamps inside viewport)
- click-to-pin chart point
- drag interval analysis
- Shift+drag multi-range compare
- insights panel live updates on every chart (line / stack / donut / geo)
- touch + keyboard arrow-key support for line charts (a11y)
Ensure template remains self-contained (single HTML with inline CSS/JS, no framework dependency).
Keep default sample data realistic and internally consistent across cards/charts.
Validate with references/checklist.md before emitting the artifact.

Adapting the sample data safely

assets/template.html ships with hand-tuned sample arrays. When swapping in real data, follow this contract so charts and insights stay coherent:

Replace whole arrays at once, not individual indices — line charts assume values[] and xLabels[] are the same length and aligned by index.
Match the existing unit + decimals: hourChart (engagements / decimals: 0), slaChart (minutes / decimals: 0), roiChart (multiplier x / decimals: 1), cohortChart (% / decimals: 0). Mismatched units break tooltip + A/B insight copy.
Keep all four line series the same length (default 7 points). Different lengths leak into the A/B compare which expects shared indices.
For mixChart, every bars[i].stack must remain a 3-element array ([Video, Thread, Carousel]). For sentimentChart, arcs[] percentages should sum to 100.
Update KPI strip + platform card metrics in lock-step — the artifact's "Live overview" insight derives from the same numbers.
Single-data-point datasets are guarded (drawn as a labelled dot) but degrade UX; prefer ≥ 3 points per chart when adapting.

Output contract

Emit one short sentence before the artifact (e.g. "Cinematic social media matrix tracker — dark theme by default, all interactions live.") and then a single self-contained HTML artifact.

The artifact must use the <artifact> wrapper exactly as shown below — the daemon parser keys on the wrapper element.
identifier="social-media-matrix-tracker" is the canonical id (don't suffix with project name).
type="text/html" and title are required.
Inline CSS + JS only. No external framework / CDN. No external font imports beyond what template.html already declares.
The final document is the adapted template.html (with DESIGN.md tokens applied), not a verbatim copy and not a separate index.html. Do not emit both.

<artifact identifier="social-media-matrix-tracker" type="text/html" title="Social Media Matrix Tracker">
<!doctype html>
<html>...</html>
</artifact>