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Use to produce dark-themed SVG architecture and infrastructure diagrams as self-contained HTML files: hand-written SVG with boxes, groups, arrows, labels, and c
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Svg Infra Diagrammer
Example session with this skill installed
Create an SVG infrastructure diagram in HTML for a three-tier app: a React frontend, a Node.js API in a private subnet, and a PostgreSQL database, all inside an AWS VPC.
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<html>
<style>body { background:#0d1117; } svg { font-family: monospace; }</style>
<svg width="1200" height="800" viewBox="0 0 1200 800">
<defs><marker id="arrow" .../></defs>
<!-- VPC Group -->
<rect x="50" y="50" width="1100" height="700" fill="none" stroke="#30363d" stroke-dasharray="5,5"/>
...
</svg>
</html>
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About this skill
The problem
Architecture diagrams often rot in siloed design tools or break in READMEs due to missing image assets and broken network fonts. Developers need clean, version-controllable diagrams that render perfectly in any browser without external dependencies.
What it does
- Generates self-contained HTML files featuring hand-written, dark-themed SVG infrastructure diagrams.
- Uses a standardized component library including rounded boxes, clusters, arrows, and cloud symbols.
- Enforces a consistent GitHub-inspired dark palette for professional, high-contrast visuals.
- Creates scalable, accessible diagrams with crisp monospace text that maintains clarity at any zoom level.
- Includes click-to-inspect behavior by wrapping SVG groups in anchor links for interactive documentation.
Frameworks & tools
SVG, HTML5, CSS, and Chromium for headless PNG exports.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
General LLMs often produce messy, overlapping SVG code or use inconsistent colors that clash with dark mode docs. This skill applies a rigorous draw order and a specific component schema to ensure every arrow connects and every label is legible.
Use cases
- Documenting cloud infrastructure in GitHub READMEs using embedded HTML/SVG.
- Creating high-resolution architecture slides for technical presentations.
- Visualizing CI/CD pipelines or microservice data flows for onboarding.
- Generating interactive system maps with clickable components for internal wikis.
Known limitations
Not suitable for UML sequence or ER diagrams requiring heavy formal notation. Does not export to editable formats like Figma or Visio.
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