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markdown-viewerSkills for AI agents to generate diagrams and visualizations in Markdown
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Summary
This repository provides a set of opinionated "skills" designed to empower AI coding agents with advanced diagramming and visualization capabilities directly within Markdown. It addresses the need for AI agents to generate rich visual content, ranging from simple flowcharts to complex enterprise architecture and data analytics, thereby enhancing technical documentation and communication. The skills extend agent functionality across 15 distinct areas, leveraging 7 different rendering engines.
How It Works
The project implements the Agent Skills format, allowing AI agents to discover and utilize specialized functions for visual content creation. Each skill is a self-contained module with instructions, examples, and syntax rules, enabling agents to generate diagrams by interpreting user requests and translating them into the appropriate markup or configuration for underlying rendering engines like Mermaid, Vega, Graphviz, PlantUML, and custom HTML/CSS templates. This approach centralizes visual generation logic, making it accessible and consistent for AI agents.
Quick Start & Requirements
npx skills add markdown-viewer/skills (Recommended for most agents).Highlighted Details
SKILL.md files containing detailed instructions, syntax rules, templates, and examples, facilitating agent integration and user understanding.Maintenance & Community
The project encourages contributions, outlining a clear process for adding new skills by creating a new folder under skills/ with a SKILL.md file and relevant examples. Links to various extensions (Chrome, Firefox, VS Code) suggest an active ecosystem.
Licensing & Compatibility
Limitations & Caveats
The README does not explicitly detail known limitations, alpha/beta status, or specific unsupported platforms. Users should verify compatibility with their specific AI agent implementation and ensure the underlying rendering engines meet their output requirements (e.g., SVG, HTML).
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