architecture-diagrams-skill

Generate a system context diagram by providing high-level requirements to produce company-standard architecture diagrams. The tool applies diagramming standards and Mermaid rendering to create consistent C1 diagrams with enforced Application IDs.

Yes, you can use Mermaid to render sequence diagrams. The tool outputs Mermaid code blocks for supported diagram types or structured text descriptions where Mermaid is insufficient for rendering.

The best way to create consistent container diagrams is using standardized diagramming conventions. This tool reads reference standards before rendering, enforcing standard shapes and Application ID display to ensure organizational alignment.

Yes, the architecture diagram tool works without external dependencies. It operates standalone to read internal diagram standards and output Mermaid blocks or structured text for C1 through C4 and sequence diagrams.

When an unknown Application ID is used, the tool flags it for review before rendering the architecture diagram. This ensures all applications in the system context, container, or component diagrams are validated against known standards.

You should expect structured text descriptions instead of Mermaid when Mermaid rendering is insufficient for the diagram complexity. The tool outputs a note for pending rendering in these cases while still applying standard shapes and Application IDs.