charts

To generate a Mermaid flowchart from triggers.json, run the charts skill to parse trigger relationships and output a visual HTML file. It reads the JSON, structures nodes using Start, Decision, and SIDEBAR patterns, and saves the final diagram to stuff/trigger-chart.html.

Visualizing complex trigger flows is best handled by generating Mermaid diagrams with organized subgraphs and decision trees. This approach groups related triggers into labeled sections, capturing conditions and descriptions with a visual hierarchy for quick reference.

Yes, you can map configuration, gameplay, and context triggers into one diagram. The skill structures nodes across all trigger categories for complex narratives, using emoji-labeled sections to group related triggers and capture detailed conditions visually.

Yes, the generated Mermaid chart outputs to HTML for easy integration. The skill uses a Mermaid template to save the final flowchart to stuff/trigger-chart.html, allowing you to view trigger relationships directly in a web browser.

Decision trees for trigger conditions work by structuring detailed nodes that capture specific conditions and descriptions within the flowchart. The skill reads triggers.json and maps these decision points alongside Start and SIDEBAR patterns to visualize logic flows.