ram-analysis

Use when the user asks to produce a data-dependencies architecture document for a system from a folder of source binary documents (.docx, .doc, .pdf, .pptx, .md, .txt). The skill distils the binaries into plain text via the BMAD-style distillation process (pandoc + textutil + pdftotext), analyses them for the system's inbound and outbound data dependencies, writes a deterministic Markdown document with a top-level "At a Glance" summary table, a clustered Mermaid overview diagram (Inbound / Platform / Outbound subgraphs), and a compact `Attribute / Detail` summary table under every dependency, then renders the Markdown to a styled PDF using the house typography and Mermaid theme. Triggered by phrases like "create a data dependencies doc from this folder", "build the data-dependency architecture for X", "generate the data-dependencies PDF from these source docs".

Use when the user asks to produce a module-organised functional architecture document for a system from a folder of source binary documents (.docx, .doc, .pdf, .md, .txt). The skill distils the binaries to plain text, identifies the application's functional modules, writes a deterministic Markdown document with a top-level "At a Glance" module table, a single Mermaid `Module overview` diagram, and a per-module section (lead paragraph + Capabilities bullets + Attribute / Detail table + Key user actions + Sources blockquote), then renders the Markdown to a styled PDF using the same house typography and Mermaid theme as the sibling `create-data-dependency-architecture` skill. Triggered by phrases like "build a functional modules document", "what modules does this system have", "describe the application module by module", "create a module architecture PDF".

Transform a folder of mixed-format source documents (Markdown, PDF, DOCX, XLSX, images, etc.) into a C4 architecture model. Runs bmad-distillator on the sources, synthesizes a Structurizr DSL workspace (at minimum a System Context view; adds Container and Component views when the documents support them), and generates a browsable static site with `structurizr-site-generatr`. Also exposes a serve command so the model can be explored in a browser. Use this skill whenever the user wants to derive architecture diagrams, a C4 model, or a Structurizr workspace from existing documentation — even when they don't use those exact terms. Common triggers include "create an architecture diagram from these docs", "I have a folder of design docs, visualise the system", "generate a C4 model for this project", "build a Structurizr workspace", "reverse-engineer an architecture from docs".