What problem does it solve? Writing technical documents like postmortems, PR reviews, RFCs, and READMEs often needs a figure, but hand-drawing SVG, Mermaid, or ASCII art produces inconsistent results. This Skill picks the right graph component for the writing and copies the official JSX or fenced ASCII twin instead of inventing markup. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Host-aware output: Copies JSX for React or importable MDX, and pastes the official fenced ASCII twin from llms.txt for plain Markdown hosts like GitHub, Linear, and PR comments. - Writing-first chooser: Maps document types (refactor, incident, pull request, migration, RFC) to graph pairs such as GraphFlow plus GraphTimeline or GraphDiff plus GraphSlope. - Strict guardrails: Enforces at most two graphs per section, official props and twins only, one accent palette by default, and no SVG, Mermaid, Recharts, or invented ASCII. - Use Case: Drafting an incident postmortem in a GitHub comment — the Skill selects GraphTimeline and GraphUptime, pastes the official fenced ASCII twins from llms.txt, and places prose between the two figures. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to write a short postmortem or PR summary using markdown graphs, stating whether the target file is React/MDX or plain Markdown.
