Generate editable VW-style diagrams from JSON files.
npx skills add https://github.com/matthew-johnson/hermes-agent --skill excalidraw-matthew-johnson
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: excalidraw Source: https://github.com/matthew-johnson/hermes-agent/tree/main/skills/creative/excalidraw Command: npx skills add https://github.com/matthew-johnson/hermes-agent --skill excalidraw-matthew-johnson
Hand-drawn Excalidraw diagrams created by writing standard JSON in place of manual sketching.
Write an array of Excalidraw element JSON and save it as a .excalidraw file to create diagrams.
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To generate hand-drawn diagrams from JSON, write an array of standard Excalidraw element JSON and save it as a .excalidraw file. You can then drag and drop the file onto excalidraw.com for viewing and editing.
Yes, you can share Excalidraw diagrams without an account. The included upload script encrypts and uploads diagrams to the public endpoint, returning a shareable URL for password-free access.
The best way to version control hand-drawn diagrams is using a script-driven workflow. By composing Excalidraw element JSON and saving the output as .excalidraw files, teams can easily reuse and track diagram changes.
Yes, the upload script requires the cryptography dependency to function. It uses this library to encrypt your Excalidraw diagrams before uploading them to the public endpoint to generate a secure shareable URL.
Yes, you can edit Excalidraw JSON files directly on excalidraw.com. Simply drag and drop your saved .excalidraw file onto the website interface to load the diagram for immediate viewing and editing.
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