mermaid-correction

To fix a broken Mermaid flowchart, you must validate its syntax and correct parse errors. This Skill diagnoses rendering failures, explains the syntax errors, and iteratively rewrites the Mermaid code up to three times to ensure it renders correctly.

A Mermaid flowchart has a syntax error when its code violates parsing rules, such as invalid node shapes or missing links. This Skill validates the code block using the official Mermaid CLI and reports the exact line numbers and expected syntax.

Yes, you need Node.js to validate Mermaid syntax before commit. This Skill requires the Node.js environment to execute scripts and the `@mermaid-js/mermaid-cli` dependency to perform the syntax validation and iterative correction workflow.

The best way to debug a Mermaid sequence diagram is through an iterative check-correct-recheck workflow. This Skill uses the official Mermaid CLI to validate the diagram, explains the parse errors, and automatically rewrites the syntax up to three times.

Yes, you can use this approach to fix a Mermaid ERD or state diagram. This Skill supports validating, diagnosing, and repairing parse errors across various Mermaid formats, including ERDs, state diagrams, C4 diagrams, gantt charts, and git graphs.

The limitation of automated Mermaid code correction is that it attempts to rewrite invalid syntax up to three times. If the parse errors in the Mermaid code block persist after three iterative corrections, the automated validation workflow will stop.