plantuml-ascii

This Skill converts PlantUML diagrams to ASCII art text by applying local PlantUML tooling to generate -txt output. It is ideal for terminal workflows, README files, and emails where images are not supported.

Yes, you can generate Unicode-enhanced ASCII diagrams by using the -utxt flag. This option produces -utxt output for improved readability compared to standard ASCII representations of sequence and class diagrams.

You can render sequence diagrams, class diagrams, and activity diagrams as ASCII art text. The Skill processes PlantUML definitions to create text-mode representations suitable for terminal-friendly documentation and commit messages.

Yes, PlantUML ASCII rendering works for commit messages and emails by providing a portable text version of your diagrams. The Skill generates plain text ASCII art, ensuring content is viewable in environments where images are unavailable.

The best way to include class diagrams in text-mode documentation is to convert PlantUML definitions to ASCII art text. This approach generates portable -txt output, ensuring diagrams display correctly in terminal-based workflows without image dependencies.

Yes, local PlantUML tooling is required to generate ASCII diagrams. The Skill uses this local tooling to process PlantUML definitions and produce -txt or -utxt output for terminal-friendly documentation.