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Generate Excalidraw diagrams from natural language descriptions in multiple formats. \n \n Supports nine diagram types: flowcharts, relationship diagrams, mind maps, architecture diagrams, data flow diagrams, swimlane business flows, class diagrams, sequence diagrams, and ER diagrams \n Outputs valid .excalidraw JSON files that open directly in Excalidraw or the VS Code extension \n Includes layout guidelines, element count recommendations, and color schemes for consistent visual design \n Optio

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Create flowcharts, sequence diagrams, ERDs, and architecture visualizations in Mermaid syntax. \n \n Supports 10+ diagram types including flowcharts, sequence diagrams, ERDs, C4 architecture, state machines, Gantt charts, and class diagrams \n Includes decision matrix to select appropriate diagram type based on content (processes, APIs, databases, architecture, timelines) \n Provides step-by-step workflow from diagram selection through styling, with syntax examples and validation checklists for

Create comprehensive HTML architecture diagrams with data flows, business context, and system architecture.

This skill automatically converts text descriptions of system architectures, module specifications, workflow documentation, and design concepts into valid Mermaid diagram syntax. It enables clear visual communication of complex systems, ensuring diagrams are production-ready and embeddable in markdown documentation.

Use this skill when the user needs text-based diagrams: Mermaid diagrams for architecture, OAuth, integration flows, ERDs, or Agentforce structure, plus ASCII fallback when plain-text compatibility matters.

I help you create professional diagrams using text-based diagram tools like Mermaid and PlantUML. These diagrams can be rendered in documentation, presentations, and development tools.

Use this skill when the user needs rendered visuals, not text diagrams: ERDs, UI mockups, architecture illustrations, slide-ready images, or image edits using Nano Banana Pro.

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Generate Excalidraw diagram JSON files that argue visually, not just display information. \n \n Supports simple conceptual diagrams (abstract shapes, mental models) and comprehensive technical diagrams (concrete examples, code snippets, real data formats) \n Includes a research mandate for technical diagrams: look up actual specs, event names, APIs, and data formats before designing \n Provides a visual pattern library (fan-out, convergence, timelines, trees, cycles) where shape structure mirror