security

Generate PlantUML security architecture diagrams with AWS stencil icons.

Updated May 29, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/aryanshrai03/readme-ai --skill security-aryanshrai03
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: security
Source: https://github.com/aryanshrai03/readme-ai/tree/main/api/skills/security
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/aryanshrai03/readme-ai --skill security-aryanshrai03

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you turn complex security concepts—like IAM flows, encryption pipelines, network defenses, and compliance monitoring—into clear, consistent diagrams you can share and reuse.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Identity & Access Modeling: represent AuthN/AuthZ flows, federated identity, and role-based access patterns.
  • Encryption & Secrets Architectures: diagram KMS/HSM key hierarchies, TLS certificate lifecycles, and encrypted data at rest.
  • Network & Threat Detection: visualize firewalls/WAF/Shield layers and threat detection + investigation pipelines for monitoring and response.
  • Compliance & Governance: show audit evidence collection, centralized logging, and org-wide compliance posture.

Quick Start

Request a security architecture diagram in PlantUML by describing your trust boundaries, the security services you want to include, and the access or audit connections between them.

Frequently Asked Questions about security

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate zero trust architecture diagrams using PlantUML?

To generate IAM flow diagrams using PlantUML, you describe your identity boundaries, AWS security services, and access connections. The Skill outputs standardized PlantUML syntax with mxgraph.aws4.* stencils to map identity and access management flows visually.

Can I visualize AWS IAM flows and encryption pipelines with standardized stencils?

Yes, you can visualize AWS IAM flows and encryption pipelines using standardized mxgraph.aws4.* stencil icons. The Skill generates PlantUML diagrams for KMS key hierarchies, TLS lifecycles, and role-based access patterns using consistent diagram boundaries.

What is the best way to document threat detection and audit evidence architectures?

The best way to document threat detection and audit evidence architectures is by generating PlantUML diagrams with AWS security service stencils. This visualizes investigation pipelines, centralized logging, and compliance posture collection using standardized directed and dashed connection semantics.

Does this PlantUML security diagram tool support network defense and WAF visualization?

Yes, this PlantUML security diagram tool supports network defense and WAF visualization. It generates diagrams representing firewall, WAF, and Shield layers using standardized AWS security service stencil icons and directed connection semantics for threat detection pipelines.

How do I map federated identity and AuthN/AuthZ flows in PlantUML?

You map federated identity and AuthN/AuthZ flows in PlantUML by describing your trust boundaries and identity services. The Skill generates standardized PlantUML diagrams using mxgraph.aws4.* stencil notation to represent role-based access patterns and directed access connections.

When do I need to use dashed connection semantics in security architecture diagrams?

You need to use dashed connection semantics in security architecture diagrams to represent audit connections and compliance monitoring flows. The Skill applies directed and dashed connections in PlantUML syntax to differentiate trust boundaries and access types across security services.