x-ipe-tool-architecture-dsl

To generate architecture diagrams from textual requirements, you provide a concise requirements description to be parsed into Architecture DSL definitions. The skill translates layers, modules, components, zones, and data stores into a portable DSL ready for rendering.

Yes, you can refine an existing architecture DSL definition by providing both your current DSL and the updated requirements. The skill processes the input and adjusts the module-view or landscape-view configurations while maintaining view-type consistency.

Module-view architecture diagrams represent layered structures detailing internal modules and components, while landscape-view diagrams map broader system zones, applications, and data stores. The skill generates Architecture DSL definitions for both distinct visualization scopes.

Architecture DSL validation for unique aliases and grid alignment is handled automatically during generation. The skill enforces 12-column grid rules, unique aliases, and view-type consistency to ensure the resulting DSL is structurally sound for rendering.

You do not need specific diagramming tools to create an Architecture DSL, as the skill operates directly on textual requirements descriptions. It outputs portable DSL definitions that can subsequently be rendered by compatible IPE visualization platforms.