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Use when rendering a process flow as a markdown diagram — phases, agents, sub-processes, and the data passed between them. Reads the process recipe and outputs a Mermaid-compatible flowchart.
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| name | visualize |
| description | Use when rendering a process flow as a markdown diagram — phases, agents, sub-processes, and the data passed between them. Reads the process recipe and outputs a Mermaid-compatible flowchart. |
Goal: a Mermaid flowchart for a process, useful for understanding flow at a glance and for sharing with others.
Ask: "Which process do you want to visualize?"
If the user gives a name, resolve it via search order: <user-project>/.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md first, then <plugin>/skills/<name>/SKILL.md. Read the recipe.
Parse the YAML frontmatter. Extract:
agents, skills, sub_processes, phases.For each phase, read phases/NN-<slug>.md and extract the agent or sub-process named.
Output a Mermaid flowchart:
flowchart TD
Start([Start])
P1[Phase 1: research]
P1 -->|spawns| A1[agent: writer]
A1 -->|produces| O1[outputs/01-research.md]
P1 --> P2[Phase 2: draft]
P2 -->|spawns| A2[agent: writer]
A2 -->|produces| O2[outputs/02-draft.md]
P2 --> P3[Phase 3: publish]
P3 -->|invokes| SP1[sub-process: publish-channel]
SP1 --> Done([Done])
Adjust nodes and edges to match the actual recipe. Include:
Ask: "Save this to a file (docs/flow-<process>.md) or just display?"
If save: write the Mermaid block in a markdown file at the path the user names. If display: emit the Mermaid block in the chat reply.
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