english-to-dotfile

To convert English requirements into a DOT pipeline, provide your natural-language software specs to generate a valid .dot file starting with digraph. The output is raw DOT content suitable for CLI ingestion and execution by Kilroy's Attractor tooling.

When your natural-language spec is too vague, an expand_spec node bootstraps a detailed .ai/spec.md file. This provides a structured specification output for later refinement before generating the final executable DOT pipeline.

Yes, you can use detailed multi-sentence specs to generate a Kilroy Attractor DOT pipeline. The translation process applies to both concise single-sentence requests and long, detailed software specifications to produce a valid graph.

Yes, the generated DOT pipeline includes the required graph attributes for Kilroy. It writes a valid graph with necessary configurations and produces a status.json file for each run to track execution state.

The best way to validate and run a DOT pipeline is to use Kilroy's integrated tooling to ingest the plain .dot file. The Skill produces a valid graph starting with digraph and ending with } for deterministic execution.