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Create clean ASCII diagrams for code comments and documentation. Use when the user wants box-and-arrow diagrams, flow charts, tables, trees, or other ASCII art that can be pasted into source-code comments, README files, design notes, or issue/PR explanations.
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| name | ascii-draw-comments |
| description | Create clean ASCII diagrams for code comments and documentation. Use when the user wants box-and-arrow diagrams, flow charts, tables, trees, or other ASCII art that can be pasted into source-code comments, README files, design notes, or issue/PR explanations. |
Use this skill to make ASCII diagrams that survive copy/paste into code comments and plain-text docs.
/* ... */ for JavaScript, TypeScript, C, Java, Kotlin, Swift block comments.# ... for shell, Ruby, Python line comments.+---+, |, -, >, v, and spaces.ascii-draw as a manual drawing tool:
Use scripts/wrap_ascii_comment.py when the user already has ASCII art and wants it wrapped as a source-code comment without breaking alignment.
Examples:
python3 scripts/wrap_ascii_comment.py --style block < diagram.txt
python3 scripts/wrap_ascii_comment.py --style line --prefix "# " < diagram.txt
python3 scripts/wrap_ascii_comment.py --style markdown < diagram.txt
JavaScript/TypeScript/C-style:
/*
+----------+ +----------+
| Request | ---> | Handler |
+----------+ +----------+
|
v
+----------+
| Storage |
+----------+
*/
Python/shell-style:
# +----------+ +----------+
# | Request | ---> | Handler |
# +----------+ +----------+
# |
# v
# +----------+
# | Storage |
# +----------+
Markdown:
+----------+ +----------+
| Request | ---> | Handler |
+----------+ +----------+
|
v
+----------+
| Storage |
+----------+