Generate interactive terminal visualizations of GateFlow codebase maps.
npx skills add https://github.com/RedClaus/cortex --skill gf-viz
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: gf-viz Source: https://github.com/RedClaus/cortex/tree/main/core/plugins/gateflow/skills/gf-viz Command: npx skills add https://github.com/RedClaus/cortex --skill gf-viz
This Skill transforms complex codebase maps into easily understandable visual diagrams directly within your terminal, simplifying navigation and comprehension of your project's structure.
Visualize the codebase hierarchy by running the gf-viz skill.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can visualize a GateFlow codebase hierarchy by rendering module hierarchies as ASCII/Unicode art directly in the terminal, which simplifies navigation and comprehension of your project's structure.
Yes, you can view FSM state diagrams for your hardware design without leaving the terminal by using the FSM viewer, which renders state machine logic as interactive ASCII/Unicode art.
The best way to explore module details in a GateFlow project is by using module detail cards, allowing you to drill down into the specifics of a single module's ports and parameters.
No, this terminal visualization tool requires no external dependencies to render codebase maps, operating self-contained using scripts and references to generate interactive diagrams.
You can get an overview of your entire codebase structure using the overview dashboard view, which provides a comprehensive visual summary of the project's modules and relationships.
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