amvcp-diag-time

To generate a sequence diagram with SVG, define the actors, messages, and activations in a JSON scene-graph. This Skill renders the time-axis diagram as a themed SVG, clearly showing who calls whom and which actor is actively processing the OAuth handshake.

Yes, you can create a state machine diagram by defining states, labeled transitions, and optional guards in the JSON scene-graph. It renders event-driven behavior as SVG, documenting self-loops and guarded conditions for state transitions.

The best way to render a Gantt chart is to define task bars, dependencies, and a today line in the JSON scene-graph. This Skill places milestones on a horizontal or vertical time axis and outputs themed SVG visuals for task durations.

Yes, the diagram generation requires styling via DESIGN.md --vc-* tokens. The JSON scene-graph is rendered through co-located amvcp-diagram.js and amvcp-designmd.js renderers, ensuring selection atoms align with data-ve-id nodes and edges.

To model chronological milestones on a timeline, structure your events in a JSON scene-graph. This Skill generates time-axis diagrams by emitting defensive JSON that renders as themed SVG, placing milestones clearly for at-a-glance understanding.

The JSON scene-graph requires a specific structure for state machine diagrams, meaning selection atoms must align with data-ve-id nodes and edges. You must satisfy this required scene-graph structure and use co-located renderers for correct SVG output.