scenario-to-activity-v1

To generate a UML activity diagram without an existing class diagram, provide a rich business overview with scenarios, rules, and stakeholders. The Skill constructs a temporary domain model during analysis to produce the PlantUML diagram.

Yes, you can create PlantUML activity diagrams from bilingual business requirements. The Skill features automatic language detection to support Japanese, English, and bilingual inputs and outputs natively.

For scenario analysis to produce an activity diagram, provide end-to-end workflow inputs including an overview, scenarios, rules, glossary, stakeholders, and non-functional requirements. These rich inputs drive the temporary domain model generation.

During scenario analysis, the generated artifacts include a temporary domain model, a business scenario document, and activity data JSON alongside the PlantUML diagram. These structured outputs provide comprehensive documentation of the workflow.

No, this approach does not require a pre-existing domain model to map end-to-end workflows. The Skill automatically constructs a temporary domain model during analysis, eliminating the need for early-stage class diagrams.