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Render an ASCII dependency graph from a JSON structure.
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| name | ascii-dependency-graph |
| description | Render an ASCII dependency graph from a JSON structure. |
| disable-model-invocation | false |
Render an ASCII dependency graph using the Python script at ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/render_ascii_dependency_graph.py.
Construct a JSON object describing the dependency tree. Each node has:
"name": the module/dependency name (required)"right": a single node connected horizontally to the right (optional)"bottom": an array of child nodes connected vertically below (optional){"ellipsis": true} in a bottom array to insert a · · · continuation marker.Write the JSON to a temporary file in the current project's working directory (e.g. dep_graph.json).
Run (use python3 on macOS/Linux, python on Windows):
python3 "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/render_ascii_dependency_graph.py" --file dep_graph.json
Copy the output into the target markdown file inside a fenced code block.
Delete the temporary JSON file.
{
"name": "App",
"right": {
"name": "LibA",
"right": { "name": "LibC" }
},
"bottom": [
{ "name": "LibB" },
{
"name": "LibD",
"right": { "name": "LibC" }
}
]
}
Each box has odd character width = RoundUpToNearestOdd( len(name) + 4 ). This ensures the ┬ connector exits exactly from the centre of the bottom border.
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