architecture-diagram

You can generate an architecture diagram from source code by analyzing your codebase and configuration files to identify system components and their relationships. The Skill automates this visualization process to produce shareable HTML or SVG formats.

Yes, you can create system visualization diagrams from plain text descriptions. When codebase analysis isn't possible, the Skill parses your descriptive text to generate accurate visual representations of system structures and data flows.

The best way to document software architecture for a review is to automate diagram creation from your codebase or descriptions. This produces clear HTML or SVG visual representations, facilitating accurate communication and planning among developers and architects.

The supported output formats for architecture diagrams are HTML and SVG. These formats ensure that the visual representations of your system components and data flows are easy to share and present.

No, you do not need to provide source code to visualize system structures. You can simply describe your system in plain language, and the Skill will parse the descriptive text to generate the architecture diagram.

Codebase analysis identifies system components for diagrams by examining your source code and configuration files. It maps out the relationships and data flows between components to ensure an accurate visual representation of the architecture.