What problem does it solve? Documenting software architecture, database schemas, and process flows with traditional diagramming tools produces binary files that cannot be version-controlled, reviewed in pull requests, or updated alongside code. This Skill generates diagrams from plain-text Mermaid syntax so they live in your repository and evolve with the system. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Nine diagram types: class diagrams for domain models, sequence diagrams for API flows, flowcharts for processes, ERDs for database schemas, C4 diagrams for architecture, plus state diagrams, git graphs, Gantt charts, and pie/bar charts. - Styling and theming: built-in themes (default, forest, dark, neutral, base), custom theme variables, Dagre or ELK layout engines, and hand-drawn look options. - Detailed references: in-depth syntax guides for each diagram type covering relationships, cardinality, activations, alt/opt/par blocks, subgraphs, and icon packs. - Use Case: When designing a new microservice, generate a C4 container diagram showing services, databases, and queues, then embed it in the project README where GitHub renders it automatically. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to create a Mermaid sequence diagram showing the login flow between the user, frontend, API, and database.