Regenerate UML, XMI, and architecture docs from domain-model.json.
npx skills add https://github.com/atanaka/uml-workflow-v3 --skill json-to-models
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: json-to-models Source: https://github.com/atanaka/uml-workflow-v3/tree/main/skills/json-to-models Command: npx skills add https://github.com/atanaka/uml-workflow-v3 --skill json-to-models
Editing domain-model.json requires regenerating all downstream artifacts (PlantUML diagrams, XMI models, and architecture documentation) to keep outputs in sync, which is often time-consuming and error-prone.
Edit domain-model.json and run json-to-models to regenerate diagrams, XMI, and architecture docs.
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To regenerate PlantUML diagrams from a domain model JSON file, run the json-to-models tool against your {project}_domain-model.json to automatically sync and produce updated UML visuals and architecture overviews.
The best way to keep XMI models and architecture documentation in sync is using a single source of truth domain-model.json, where running the generation process automatically updates all downstream artifact formats consistently.
Yes, you can toggle XMI generation off to significantly speed up iterative domain model edits, while still regenerating PlantUML diagrams and architecture overviews during your workflow.
Yes, the domain model regeneration process includes built-in validation to ensure consistency across all generated UML diagrams, XMI models, and architecture documentation outputs.
To generate architecture documentation from an existing domain model, provide the {project}_domain-model.json file as input to the generation workflow to produce an architecture overview alongside UML diagrams.
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