// Create very clean, legible Excalidraw DAG/system diagrams for pi-notes. Use for architecture diagrams, feedback loops, data/control flow, state/lifecycle maps, or any request for a simple Excalidraw diagram where readability matters.
Design and maintain composable data-backed Brain MDSvX components for pi-notes. Use when creating or editing `.brain/**/*.svx`, `.brain/components`, `.brain/data`, pi-notes Document Host components, review surfaces, or notes that should render JSONL, SQLite, Postgres, remote data, or reusable web shapes.
Create or operate local product-namespaced Pi review documents that can send feedback turns back to the spawning Pi session.
| name | excalidraw-dag |
| description | Create very clean, legible Excalidraw DAG/system diagrams for pi-notes. Use for architecture diagrams, feedback loops, data/control flow, state/lifecycle maps, or any request for a simple Excalidraw diagram where readability matters. |
Create concise Excalidraw diagrams that explain systems. Prefer DAGs.
Use this unless the user asks otherwise:
docs/diagrams/*.excalidraw/notesfontFamily: 5 for all text.To show a diagram inside a note, add a fenced code block containing the diagram path:
docs/diagrams/example.excalidraw
The Document Host renders that path inline in the note route.
Always report:
.brain/resources/excalidraw-diagrams.svxhttp://127.0.0.1:4188/notes/resources/excalidraw-diagramsdocs/diagrams/pi-notes-feedback-loop.excalidraw