visualize-plan

To visualize an implementation plan on a workflow graph, you overlay annotations directly onto the graph nodes and edges. This indicates additions, modifications, and removals based on your plan document for clear impact assessment.

Graph annotation matches plan tasks to workflow elements using exact ID or label matching. It automatically infers edge changes between nodes, ensuring the proposed modifications accurately reflect the project's structural updates.

Yes, you can assess the visual impact of a code refactoring plan by overlaying the proposed changes onto the current workflow graph. This highlights exactly which structural parts and data flows will be added, changed, or removed.

You need a markdown plan document, such as 'docs/plan.md', containing the proposed tasks. The skill parses this plan to match tasks via exact ID or label matching and infers edge changes for the workflow graph.

The best way to show additions and removals in a project workflow graph is by generating an annotated graph JSON. This overlays status annotations onto existing elements and serves the result via an interactive viewer for analysis.

A limitation of inferring edge changes during graph annotation is that accuracy depends on exact ID or label matching between the plan and workflow graph. Ambiguous or mismatched labels may prevent correct edge change inference.