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You can create version-controlled architecture diagrams by generating editable Mermaid syntax and service topology tables directly in markdown, ensuring your documentation stays aligned with the codebase and tracks changes through version control.

Documenting event flow in a CQRS system is best handled by generating Mermaid sequence diagrams and graph visualizations that map service responsibilities, communication channels, and data stores within a structured service table.

Yes, you can generate infrastructure diagrams for Azure and .NET deployments by applying Mermaid diagram templates to map your service topology, data flows, and infrastructure components directly into version-controlled markdown files.

You can update existing architecture documentation by applying detection patterns to find current docs and merging new services or event flows into the editable Mermaid diagrams and service topology tables without starting from scratch.

Yes, this approach works for visualizing data flow alongside service topology by generating dedicated Mermaid diagrams for data flow and mapping services to their respective databases and communication channels in a comprehensive table format.