Description

Enter the names of two real people to find the real interpersonal relationship chain connecting them through the fewest intermediaries, using bidirectional research and timeline-overlap checks. Each link is labeled with relationship strength (strong/medium/weak) and verifiable sources. The process first produces copy that can be proofread; after you confirm it, a vertical, shareable long-form image is generated. If the chain cannot be completed within six degrees, the result will not be forced: it will honestly state the minimum number of links and explain that it exceeds the six-degree limit. If the input includes legendary, mythical, or fictional figures (such as He Xiangu or Sun Wukong), no interpersonal chain or image will be created. Instead, the Skill will produce an explanatory document labeled “Not a Six-Degrees Chain.” International pairings follow three additional rules: anchor each person to their original-language name first, to avoid treating transliteration variants as different people; exclude text-based media links; and exclude widely circulated anecdotes that appear only in commemorative articles. Image generation follows strict version control: for text-heavy images, “blank background + text layer” is preferred to avoid typos, and only the final proofread version is saved; rejected intermediate versions are not added to the canvas.