The Architecture Diagram Generator allows users to create structured HTML architecture diagrams using Markdown. It's designed for developers and designers who want to visualize their architectural structures in a flexible layout.
$ npx skills add https://github.com/markdown-viewer/skills --skill architectureThe Architecture Diagram Generator lets you create structured HTML architecture diagrams directly in Markdown without code blocks. It supports flexible layouts—single column for simple architectures, three-column for complex systems with monitoring and security concerns—organized by semantic layers including User, Application, AI/Logic, Data, and Infrastructure. The tool provides 12 pre-built color styles (Steel Blue, Ember Warm, Neon Dark, and others) matched to different project types, from enterprise banking to startup SaaS. It handles grid-based component layouts, layer-based organization with consistent color semantics, and advanced patterns like pipelines, sidebars, and connectors. Developers and architects use it to document technology stacks, microservices topology, multi-tier applications, CI/CD flows, and system overviews.
Install the skill using the command below and follow the critical rules for diagram creation.
Designing web application architecture
Visualizing software component interactions
Creating infrastructure diagrams for cloud solutions
Documenting system architecture for presentations
$ npx skills add https://github.com/markdown-viewer/skills --skill architecturegit clone https://github.com/markdown-viewer/skillsCopy the install command above and run it in your terminal.
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