plantuml-ai-orchestration

Generates PlantUML activity, sequence, and component diagrams for AI pipeline orchestration workflows.

Updated Apr 11, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/gozonerd/shadow-ai-assessment --skill plantuml-ai-orchestration-gozonerd
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Skill: plantuml-ai-orchestration
Source: https://github.com/gozonerd/shadow-ai-assessment/tree/main/.claude/skills/plantuml-ai-orchestration
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gozonerd/shadow-ai-assessment --skill plantuml-ai-orchestration-gozonerd

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Designing diagrams for AI pipelines with multiple models, human reviewers, and decision gates is tedious when done by hand, and generic diagram tools lack the domain vocabulary for agentic orchestration. This Skill produces correct PlantUML notation directly from a plain-language description of an AI workflow. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Swimlane Activity Diagrams: Map orchestrators, AI models, and human reviewers to partitions with if/else gates, fork/join parallelism, and repeat loops. - Sequence Diagrams: Document model call chains with participants, activation bars, alt/else branches, and database interactions. - Component and Deployment Diagrams: Describe system architecture with packages, actors, and databases, styled with role-based color coding via skinparam directives. - Use Case: Describe a pipeline where an orchestrator routes tasks to Claude Opus for analysis, a human SME reviews output, and revisions loop back — receive a complete @startuml...@enduml block ready to paste into plantuml.com. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to generate a PlantUML swimlane activity diagram for your AI pipeline, naming the models, human reviewers, and decision gates involved.

Frequently Asked Questions about plantuml-ai-orchestration

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I create a PlantUML swimlane diagram for an AI pipeline?

Describe the workflow actors, steps, and decisions, and the Skill maps each model, human role, and orchestrator to a partition using |Actor Name| syntax. It outputs a complete @startuml...@enduml block with if/else gates and fork/join parallelism ready to render.

PlantUML vs Mermaid for pipeline diagrams — which should I use?

Use PlantUML for swimlane activity diagrams, sequence diagrams, and branching workflows since it has the best text-based swimlane support. Use Mermaid for simple pipeline DAGs because it renders natively in GitHub and is faster for basic flows.

How do I render PlantUML diagrams without installing anything?

Paste the generated PlantUML text, including @startuml and @enduml, into plantuml.com's free browser editor and click Submit. Alternatives include the VS Code PlantUML extension (jebbs.plantuml), Kroki.io, or native support in Confluence and GitLab.

When should I not use PlantUML for diagrams?

Avoid PlantUML for simple pipeline DAGs (use Mermaid), formal enterprise process models (use BPMN), interactive exploration (use HTML+JS), and dense dependency graphs with 20 or more nodes (use Graphviz for better auto-layout).

How do I color-code PlantUML activities by role?

Apply skinparam directives with stereotypes, such as skinparam ActivityBackgroundColor<<ai>> for model steps and <<human>> for review tasks. The Skill uses a palette of light purple for AI tasks, green for human tasks, amber for gates, and blue for orchestrators.