packages-logical-view

Create logical architecture views with UML packages, subsystems, and layers.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/js-rom/Luis --skill packages-logical-view
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Skill: packages-logical-view
Source: https://github.com/js-rom/Luis/tree/main/.agents/skills/packages-logical-view
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/js-rom/Luis --skill packages-logical-view

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Represent large-scale software organization into UML packages, subsystems, and layers with explicit dependency rules and traceability to requirements and design inputs.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Package structure and subsystem boundaries
  • Layer definitions and dependency direction rules
  • Traceability to requirements, use cases, and memos

Quick Start

Identify candidate packages, subsystems, and layers from architecture drivers and memos, then create UML diagrams and traceability mappings.

Frequently Asked Questions about packages-logical-view

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I create UML logical views with explicit package and subsystem boundaries?

UML logical views organize large-scale software into packages, subsystems, and layers using PlantUML diagrams. This approach enforces explicit dependency direction rules and ensures clear architectural delineation across complex software systems.

What is the best way to trace architectural design packages back to requirements?

Tracing architectural packages back to requirements is achieved by creating traceability mappings within your UML logical view. This maps package structures and subsystem boundaries directly to design inputs, use cases, and memos for full requirement traceability.

How do I define layer dependency direction rules in PlantUML for a large software system?

Layer dependency direction rules are defined by organizing UML packages into explicit architectural layers with strict directional constraints. This ensures dependencies flow correctly across subsystems and maintains clear architectural delineation in your PlantUML diagrams.

Can I use fully qualified names for packages and subsystems in UML logical views?

Yes, fully qualified names are supported and required for packages and subsystems in UML logical views. This ensures explicit package structure identification and maintains clear subsystem delineation across large-scale software architecture diagrams.

When do I need a logical architecture view with explicit dependency management?

You need a logical architecture view when representing large-scale software organization that requires explicit dependency rules and traceability to requirements. It is essential for architectural design tasks involving complex package, subsystem, and layer delineation.