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excalidraw

Draw diagrams as .excalidraw files — architectures, flows, sequences, whiteboard sketches — with the scene helper or by editing the JSON, judged by the verdict and shown hand-drawn in the pane. Use for any request that ends in a diagram.

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excalidraw
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Draw diagrams as .excalidraw files — architectures, flows, sequences, whiteboard sketches — with the scene helper or by editing the JSON, judged by the verdict and shown hand-drawn in the pane. Use for any request that ends in a diagram.
# excalidraw An `.excalidraw` file is JSON: `{ type: "excalidraw", version: 2, elements: [...], appState, files }`. Elements are rectangles, ellipses, diamonds, text, arrows, lines, frames. The pane is Excalidraw's own editor in view mode; the same file opens in excalidraw.com and the VS Code extension. ## Write with the helper, not by hand `scene.py` is on `PYTHONPATH` (`$EXCALIDRAW_TOOLCHAIN/scene.py`). One script per diagram: ```python from scene import Scene s = Scene() # a whiteboard: light canvas, Excalidraw's palette s.title("Order service", 0, -110) api = s.box(0, 0, "API", color="blue") # rectangle; shape="ellipse" | "diamond" db = s.box(320, 0, "Postgres", color="green", shape="ellipse") q = s.box(0, 180, "Queue", color="yellow", shape="diamond") s.arrow(api, db, "SQL") # bound at both ends; dashed=True, both=True s.arrow(api, q, "job", dashed=True) s.note(660, 0, "Retries: 3, backoff 2s", color="yellow") s.frame([api, db, q], "Backend") # a named frame around members s.save("diagram.excalidraw") ``` Then the verdict: `python3 "$EXCALIDRAW_TOOLCHAIN/verdict.py"` (or `… verdict.py flows/x.excalidraw`). Colours: blue, green, yellow, red, purple, pink, orange, teal, gray, none — Excalidraw's palette. Fonts: `font=1` hand-drawn (default), `2` sans, `3` mono (code, paths, hostnames). ## Layout that reads - A grid of 300 px columns and 180 px rows; boxes 160×72 unless a label needs more. Left to right for flow, top to bottom for hierarchy, never diagonal chains. - One idea per box, two or three words. The verb goes on the arrow ("SQL", "publishes", "HTTPS"). - Frames for boundaries (a service, a network, a team); notes for the one fact that matters (a limit, a retry, a port). At most ~12 boxes per diagram — split otherwise. - Name every frame: the pane's Present mode steps through frames in reading order (top to bottom, left to right) with the frame name as the step title, so frames double as the walkthrough. - `exports/` is where the pane saves PNG/SVG exports when the user asks for them; do not write diagrams there. - Sequence diagrams: actors as boxes in a row at y=0, lifelines as `s.arrow(a, b, "…")` rows stepping down 100 px; sketches: the hand font, few colours. ## Editing the JSON directly For a tweak (move a box, rename a label) edit the file: change `x`/`y`, or the `text` AND `originalText` of a text element. Keep `id`s and `boundElements` as they are; the verdict flags a binding that points at nothing. Regenerate from the script for anything larger.
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