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Render a SWEny workflow as a Mermaid diagram for visualization.
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Verify SWEny provider credentials and connectivity. Run to diagnose configuration issues before running workflows.
Run SWEny E2E browser test workflows from .sweny/e2e/. Use when the user wants to execute end-to-end tests.
Pick up an issue and implement a fix with SWEny. Use when the user has an issue ID or URL they want resolved.
Create standard SWEny label set in your issue tracker (Linear or GitHub). Run after init to prepare your tracker for triage.
Run SWEny triage to investigate production alerts, create issues, and optionally implement fixes. Use when the user wants to analyze recent errors or alerts.
Edit an existing SWEny workflow using natural language instructions.
| name | workflow-diagram |
| description | Render a SWEny workflow as a Mermaid diagram for visualization. |
| allowed-tools | Bash |
| argument-hint | <file> [--direction TB|LR] |
Render a workflow file as a Mermaid diagram. Useful for visualizing workflow structure, node connections, and conditional edges.
sweny workflow diagram $ARGUMENTS
The output is a Mermaid diagram wrapped in a code fence. Present it directly to the user — Claude Code renders Mermaid natively.
--direction TB — top-to-bottom layout (default)--direction LR — left-to-right layout--title <title> — custom diagram title--no-block — output raw Mermaid without code fence