arch-lens-process-flow

To visualize workflow state transitions in a Mermaid diagram, map the runtime behavior by applying this lens to your process. It documents entry points, triggers, decision points, and error paths while labeling edges with guards and actions.

Documenting runtime behavior for developers is best achieved by mapping execution paths into a Mermaid-based diagram. This captures how processes start, progress through states, handle loops, and manage retries to clearly communicate flow.

To map decision points and error paths in a complex workflow, apply the process flow lens to generate a diagram capturing guards, actions, and outcomes for each state transition, ensuring all execution branches are visually documented.

Yes, you can generate a reusable Mermaid diagram of your system's runtime behavior. The lens produces a prescribed diagram with specific node types, subgraphs, and edge labels that can be directly loaded into your context.

Yes, this process flow lens documents reads and writes to state and storage. While mapping the workflow transitions and execution paths, it explicitly records state interactions alongside the visualized runtime behavior.

You need a state-transition diagram for your workflows when analyzing complex processes to communicate runtime flow to developers and operators, ensuring that triggers, loops, and error paths are clearly visualized and reasoned about.