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npx skills add https://github.com/aryanshrai03/readme-ai --skill network-aryanshrai03
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Skill: network
Source: https://github.com/aryanshrai03/readme-ai/tree/main/api/skills/network
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/aryanshrai03/readme-ai --skill network-aryanshrai03

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

It eliminates the time-consuming work of manually drawing and reformatting network topology diagrams by letting you generate clear LAN/WAN and security diagrams from concise PlantUML syntax.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • PlantUML network diagram authoring: Build complete diagrams using the required @startuml/@enduml wrapper and mxgraph stencil syntax for network devices.
  • Correct device/icon and link conventions: Use mxgraph.* network families (including Cisco, Cisco 19, Citrix, and Cisco SAFE security icons) and follow link styles for physical (--) and logical/VPN (.. / ..>) connections.
  • Zone-based organization: Group devices into readable zones using rectangle and package containers (e.g., HQ, DMZ, Internal, SOC), including cloud/Internet shapes with cloud.

Quick Start

Use the network skill to create a LAN/WAN diagram by writing a PlantUML block that defines mxgraph network device icons, groups them into zone containers, and connects them with the proper link operators.

Frequently Asked Questions about network

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate a network topology diagram using PlantUML?

Generate network topology diagrams by writing PlantUML syntax wrapped in @startuml/@enduml blocks, using mxgraph stencil icons for network devices and zone containers like rectangle or package to organize LAN and WAN components visually.

Can I use Cisco and Citrix stencils for enterprise network diagrams in PlantUML?

Yes, you can use mxgraph network stencils including Cisco, Cisco 19, Citrix, and Cisco SAFE security icons to build enterprise tiered networks, wireless layouts, and Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops environments.

What is the correct syntax for physical and logical links in PlantUML network diagrams?

Use the double dash operator for bidirectional physical links and the dotted dash operator for logical or VPN connections to correctly distinguish link types in PlantUML network diagrams.

How do I create a data center spine-leaf fabric diagram in PlantUML?

Create data center spine-leaf fabric diagrams by defining mxgraph network device icons within PlantUML, grouping them into zone containers, and connecting spine and leaf switches using the correct physical link operators.

Does PlantUML support defense-in-depth security architecture diagrams?

Yes, PlantUML supports defense-in-depth security architecture diagrams by utilizing the Cisco SAFE security mxgraph stencils and grouping devices into security zones like DMZ, Internal, and SOC using package and rectangle containers.