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Create or fix Mermaid diagrams in Markdown. Use for requested flowcharts, sequence diagrams, ER diagrams, state machines, or system diagrams when Mermaid is the output format; not every visualization or explanation.

Use this Skill: https://skilld.dev/gh/ccheney/robust-skills/mermaid-diagrams

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SKILL.md

≈58 tokens always: the name and description. ≈742 when used: this file. ≈21k more on demand in 8 files.

Mermaid Diagrams

Turn the supplied process, code, schema, or relationships into the requested Mermaid diagram. The user's explicit instructions take precedence over this skill's guidelines, including their choice of output format.

Choose the representation

Establish the facts to show and the destination renderer. If the request leaves the format open and a text-based system/process diagram fits, Mermaid is a reasonable choice. Preserve an explicitly requested drawing tool or artifact format.

Question Diagram
What happens next or which path is taken? flowchart
Who calls whom, in what order? sequenceDiagram
What tables and cardinalities exist? erDiagram
What states and transitions exist? stateDiagram-v2
How are types or services related? classDiagram or flowchart with subgraphs
What is scheduled or measured? A matching planning/data type from the references

Use supplied evidence for nodes, edges, cardinalities, dates, and values. Mark conceptual assumptions; ask for missing facts that determine the diagram rather than inventing a system.

Produce a renderable result

  • Return a fenced mermaid block, or the requested .mmd/rendered artifact. Use one diagram declaration per block.
  • Prefer stable syntax supported by the destination. Examples were checked against Mermaid 11.16; a host can bundle an older version.
  • Give nodes stable IDs distinct from display labels and subgraph IDs. Quote labels with punctuation; avoid reserved end IDs and use %% comments on their own lines.
  • Keep ER attributes one per line and alias sequence participants whose names contain spaces.
  • Split diagrams when readability suffers, not at a fixed node count.

Validate nontrivial or repaired syntax with the project's renderer or an available Mermaid CLI. Inspect the rendered result when producing an artifact; if rendering is unavailable, state that limitation. A simple syntax answer does not require installing a new toolchain.

References

Load the diagram type or rendering topic required.

Task Reference
Flowcharts, subgraphs, shapes, edges FLOWCHARTS.md
Calls, activation, loops, alternatives SEQUENCE.md
Classes, types, database relationships CLASS-ER.md
State machines and user journeys STATE-JOURNEY.md
Gantt, timeline, pie, XY, sankey, mindmap, gitGraph DATA-CHARTS.md
C4, architecture, block, kanban, packet, requirements ARCHITECTURE.md
Configuration, styling, export, troubleshooting ADVANCED.md
Compact syntax and platform lookup CHEATSHEET.md

Check Mermaid documentation and the destination's own support notes when a feature is version-sensitive.

Source: SKILL.md on GitHub

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    This skill provides a comprehensive set of instructions and references for creating and fixing Mermaid diagrams. It includes extensive documentation on different diagram types and styles, and references official, trusted tools like the Mermaid Live Editor and the Mermaid CLI for validation and rendering.

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