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**Use this skill** when the user wants to create any diagram: flowchart, architecture, UML (sequence/class), ER, mindmap, network topology, or any visual diagram. Trigger words: "draw", "diagram", "flowchart", "architecture", "UML", "sequence diagram", "mindmap", "ER diagram", "network topology", "visualize", "draw.io", "drawio". Workflow: understand requirements -> generate drawio XML directly -> validate -> CLI export PNG/SVG/PDF, falling back to an app.diagrams.net browser link when draw.io desktop is unavailable.

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Draw.io Diagram Generator

Workflow

Each numbered step below has a matching ## Step N section. Follow them in order.

1. Understand requirements   -> determine diagram type, elements, relationships
2. Generate XML directly     -> write drawio XML; read the matching reference section first
3. Apply layout rules        -> coordinates, spacing, sizes, cell order
4. Save + validate (DO NOT SKIP) -> write the .drawio file, run the validator, fix every error
5. CLI export (optional)     -> call draw.io desktop CLI to export an image (skip if not installed)
6. Browser link (conditional) -> only when the export failed, or the user asks for it
7. Deliver to user           -> image + .drawio file path, kept short

Steps 5 and 6 are two routes to the same goal, not two deliverables to stack up. Export is the default. The browser link is the fallback that needs nothing installed — it guarantees the user can always see the diagram, so it is never a dead end, but it is also a detached copy of the file (Step 6d) and should not be pushed on a user who already has an image.

Step 1: Understand Requirements

Determine:

  • Diagram type: flowchart / architecture / uml-sequence / uml-class / er / mindmap / network
  • Key elements: nodes, components, participants, entities
  • Relationships: connections, dependencies, flow direction
  • Output format: PNG (default) / SVG / PDF
  • Language: match the user's language for labels

Step 2: Generate XML

You MUST write the XML directly. Do not call any script to generate it.

Read the matching reference first
Diagram typeRead before writing
Architecturereferences/best-practices.md → Architecture Diagram Templates, then references/examples.md → Example 2
Flowchartreferences/examples.md → Example 1
Mindmapreferences/examples.md → Example 3
ERreferences/examples.md → Example 4
UML sequence/class, network, anything elsereferences/best-practices.md → General Rules, then write from your own knowledge

references/examples.md holds complete, validated diagrams — copying the structure of the closest example is faster and more reliable than composing one from scratch. Read only the sections you need, not the whole file.

Base XML Structure
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<mxfile host="app.diagrams.net" agent="drawio-skill" version="21.0.0" type="device">
  <diagram name="DiagramName" id="diagram-1">
    <mxGraphModel dx="1422" dy="762"
                   grid="1" gridSize="10"
                   guides="1" tooltips="1" connect="1"
                   arrows="1" fold="1"
                   page="1" pageScale="1"
                   pageWidth="1600" pageHeight="1200"
                   math="0" shadow="0">
      <root>
        <mxCell id="0" />
        <mxCell id="1" parent="0" />

        <!-- nodes and edges here -->

      </root>
    </mxGraphModel>
  </diagram>
</mxfile>
Node Template
<mxCell id="node-1" value="Label"
        style="rounded=1;whiteSpace=wrap;html=1;fillColor=#dae8fc;strokeColor=#6c8ebf;fontSize=14;"
        vertex="1" parent="1">
  <mxGeometry x="100" y="100" width="160" height="60" as="geometry" />
</mxCell>
Text Content Rules
  • For multi-line labels, encode line breaks as &#xa; inside value, for example value="API&#xa;Gateway"
  • Do not write literal \n inside value; draw.io will render it as backslash + n text
  • Keep html=1 on nodes, but still use &#xa; as the default line-break form for predictable output
Edge Template
<mxCell id="edge-1" value=""
        style="edgeStyle=orthogonalEdgeStyle;rounded=1;orthogonalLoop=1;jettySize=auto;html=1;exitX=0.5;exitY=1;exitDx=0;exitDy=0;entryX=0.5;entryY=0;entryDx=0;entryDy=0;"
        edge="1" parent="1" source="node-1" target="node-2">
  <mxGeometry relative="1" as="geometry" />
</mxCell>
Cell Order Is Z-Order (CRITICAL)

draw.io paints cells in document order: whatever comes later in <root> is drawn on top. Emit cells back-to-front:

1. Background plate      (the big gray rectangle, if any)
2. Layer containers      (semi-transparent blocks)
3. Sub-group containers
4. Leaf nodes / labels
5. Edges

Writing the background rectangle after the nodes hides the entire diagram behind a gray block — this is the single most destructive ordering mistake, and it renders as a blank image with no error anywhere.

Parent and Coordinate System

A cell's x/y are relative to its parent. That gives you two valid approaches, and mixing them is what produces diagrams where everything is shifted off-screen:

ApproachWhenparentCoordinates
Flat + absolute (default)Everything except ER/UML tables, including the Layered Block Style — visual nesting comes from the numbers, not the treealways "1"absolute canvas coordinates
True nestingOnly when the shape genuinely owns its children: swimlane tables (ER, UML class), childLayout=stackLayout rowsthe container's IDrelative to the container's top-left, so a child at y="30" sits 30px below the container's top

Default to flat + absolute. The Layered Block Style puts every leaf node at parent="1" with absolute coordinates even though it looks nested — see references/examples.md Example 2. Only ER/UML table rows use true nesting, where a row's x is omitted and y is its offset inside the swimlane — see Example 4.

Step 3: Layout Rules (CRITICAL for beautiful output)

General Principles
  1. Grid alignment: anchor top-level blocks (background plate, layer containers, sidebars, the primary column/row of a flowchart) to multiples of 10. Positions derived from the centering formulas below may land off the grid — that is fine and expected. The hard rule is that every coordinate must be a whole number; never emit fractional values.
  2. Generous spacing: minimum 80px gap between node edges (not centers)
  3. Center alignment: nodes in the same column share the same x; nodes in the same row share the same y
  4. Consistent sizing: same-type nodes use identical width and height
  5. Page margins: keep at least 60px from the canvas edge (pageWidth/pageHeight)
  6. Use whiteSpace=wrap;html=1; on all nodes so long text wraps instead of overflowing
  7. Balanced gutters: outer padding around a row/column should visually match the internal gaps; avoid one oversized blank side
  8. Symmetry first: centered groups should have roughly equal left/right and top/bottom whitespace
  9. Dense fill: containers, sub-groups, and sidebars should fit content plus consistent padding; do not leave large dead zones just because the canvas is large
Layout by Diagram Type
TypeDirectionPrimary axisSpacing (between edges)Alignment
FlowchartTop-to-bottomY increases100px verticalCenter x
ArchitectureLayered block (preferred)Y increases20px between layersLeft label + container rows
UML SequenceLeft-to-right participantsX increases200px horizontalTop-aligned
UML ClassGrid / top-to-bottomY increases100px vertical, 80px horizontalLeft-aligned columns
ER DiagramSpread / gridBoth axes120px bothGrid-aligned
MindmapCenter-outward radialBoth axes150px from center per levelRadial symmetric
NetworkHierarchical layersY increases100px vertical, 120px horizontalCenter each layer
Anti-Overlap Checklist

Before finalizing coordinates, verify:

  • No two nodes' bounding boxes overlap (check x, y, width, height)
  • Edge labels don't overlap with nodes
  • Decision branches (Yes/No) go in clearly different directions
  • For flowcharts with branches: main path goes down, alternate path goes right (or left)
  • For wide diagrams: increase pageWidth in mxGraphModel; for tall ones increase pageHeight
Calculating Coordinates

Use this formula to center N items horizontally in a row:

total_width = N * node_width + (N - 1) * gap
start_x = round((pageWidth - total_width) / 2)
item[i].x = start_x + i * (node_width + gap)

Round the result to a whole number. Do not then "fix" it to a multiple of 10 by nudging individual items — that breaks the equal-gap invariant, which matters far more than the grid.

For vertical centering in a column, apply the same logic to Y axis.

For rows inside a fixed-width container, also check fill density:

inner_width = container_width - 2 * side_pad
gap = (inner_width - N * item_width) / (N - 1)

If gap is much larger than the item width, or side padding is much larger than gap, adjust one of:

  • increase item width moderately
  • increase item count per row only if still readable
  • reduce container width
  • split into multiple balanced rows

For incomplete last rows, center the remaining items instead of left-aligning them and leaving a large blank tail.

Standard Sizes
ElementWidthHeight
Standard node16060
Decision (rhombus)16080
Database (cylinder)14080
Actor (UML)4060
Start/End (rounded)16060
Mindmap center18080
Mindmap branch14050
Mindmap leaf12040
ER table header200varies
Group/containerautoauto

Pick one size per role and keep it identical for every node of that role in the diagram. A start node that is 20px wider than the process nodes below it reads as a mistake, not as emphasis — use color and fontStyle=1 to emphasize instead.

Step 4: Save and Validate (DO NOT SKIP)

Write the .drawio file to the user's working directory, then run the validator on it.

4a. Run the validator
python scripts/validate_drawio.py diagram.drawio

Use python3 if python is missing. It exits non-zero when it finds errors.

Fix every ERROR and re-run until it exits clean. Do not export or deliver a file that still reports errors — each one is a diagram that renders wrong or not at all. The validator catches what re-reading your own XML reliably misses:

Reported asChecks
ERRORmalformed XML, duplicate IDs, missing root cells, dangling parent/source/target, missing as="geometry", literal \n in a label, partially overlapping nodes
WARNmissing whiteSpace=wrap / html=1, fontSize under 12, fractional coordinates, content past pageWidth/pageHeight

Treat WARNs as defects too unless you have a specific reason — a "content extends past pageWidth" warning means part of the diagram falls outside the page.

Note what the validator cannot see: it reports partial overlaps only, since full containment is how the Layered Block Style expresses nesting. It says nothing about whether the layout is balanced or the diagram is readable. That is 4b.

4b. Review what the validator cannot check

Re-read your XML and confirm:

  • Cells are in back-to-front order: background → containers → sub-groups → leaves → edges
  • Sibling items in the same row/column use equal sizes and equal gaps unless there is a clear reason not to
  • Left/right and top/bottom padding inside each container are visually balanced; no o
Métadonnées du fichier
name: bruce-drawio
description: |
  **Use this skill** when the user wants to create any diagram: flowchart, architecture, UML (sequence/class), ER, mindmap, network topology, or any visual diagram.

  Trigger words: "draw", "diagram", "flowchart", "architecture", "UML", "sequence diagram", "mindmap", "ER diagram", "network topology", "visualize", "draw.io", "drawio".

  Workflow: understand requirements -> generate drawio XML directly -> validate -> CLI export PNG/SVG/PDF, falling back to an app.diagrams.net browser link when draw.io desktop is unavailable.
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---
name: bruce-drawio
description: |
  **Use this skill** when the user wants to create any diagram: flowchart, architecture, UML (sequence/class), ER, mindmap, network topology, or any visual diagram.

  Trigger words: "draw", "diagram", "flowchart", "architecture", "UML", "sequence diagram", "mindmap", "ER diagram", "network topology", "visualize", "draw.io", "drawio".

  Workflow: understand requirements -> generate drawio XML directly -> validate -> CLI export PNG/SVG/PDF, falling back to an app.diagrams.net browser link when draw.io desktop is unavailable.
---

# Draw.io Diagram Generator

## Workflow

Each numbered step below has a matching `## Step N` section. Follow them in order.

```
1. Understand requirements   -> determine diagram type, elements, relationships
2. Generate XML directly     -> write drawio XML; read the matching reference section first
3. Apply layout rules        -> coordinates, spacing, sizes, cell order
4. Save + validate (DO NOT SKIP) -> write the .drawio file, run the validator, fix every error
5. CLI export (optional)     -> call draw.io desktop CLI to export an image (skip if not installed)
6. Browser link (conditional) -> only when the export failed, or the user asks for it
7. Deliver to user           -> image + .drawio file path, kept short
```

Steps 5 and 6 are two routes to the same goal, not two deliverables to stack up. Export is
the default. The browser link is the fallback that needs nothing installed — it guarantees
the user can always see the diagram, so it is never a dead end, but it is also a detached
copy of the file (Step 6d) and should not be pushed on a user who already has an image.

## Step 1: Understand Requirements

Determine:
- **Diagram type**: flowchart / architecture / uml-sequence / uml-class / er / mindmap / network
- **Key elements**: nodes, components, participants, entities
- **Relationships**: connections, dependencies, flow direction
- **Output format**: PNG (default) / SVG / PDF
- **Language**: match the user's language for labels

## Step 2: Generate XML

**You MUST write the XML directly.** Do not call any script to generate it.

### Read the matching reference first

| Diagram type | Read before writing |
|--------------|--------------------|
| Architecture | `references/best-practices.md` → *Architecture Diagram Templates*, then `references/examples.md` → *Example 2* |
| Flowchart | `references/examples.md` → *Example 1* |
| Mindmap | `references/examples.md` → *Example 3* |
| ER | `references/examples.md` → *Example 4* |
| UML sequence/class, network, anything else | `references/best-practices.md` → *General Rules*, then write from your own knowledge |

`references/examples.md` holds complete, validated diagrams — copying the structure of the
closest example is faster and more reliable than composing one from scratch. Read only the
sections you need, not the whole file.

### Base XML Structure

```xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<mxfile host="app.diagrams.net" agent="drawio-skill" version="21.0.0" type="device">
  <diagram name="DiagramName" id="diagram-1">
    <mxGraphModel dx="1422" dy="762"
                   grid="1" gridSize="10"
                   guides="1" tooltips="1" connect="1"
                   arrows="1" fold="1"
                   page="1" pageScale="1"
                   pageWidth="1600" pageHeight="1200"
                   math="0" shadow="0">
      <root>
        <mxCell id="0" />
        <mxCell id="1" parent="0" />

        <!-- nodes and edges here -->

      </root>
    </mxGraphModel>
  </diagram>
</mxfile>
```

### Node Template

```xml
<mxCell id="node-1" value="Label"
        style="rounded=1;whiteSpace=wrap;html=1;fillColor=#dae8fc;strokeColor=#6c8ebf;fontSize=14;"
        vertex="1" parent="1">
  <mxGeometry x="100" y="100" width="160" height="60" as="geometry" />
</mxCell>
```

### Text Content Rules

- For multi-line labels, encode line breaks as `&#xa;` inside `value`, for example `value="API&#xa;Gateway"`
- Do not write literal `\n` inside `value`; draw.io will render it as backslash + n text
- Keep `html=1` on nodes, but still use `&#xa;` as the default line-break form for predictable output

### Edge Template

```xml
<mxCell id="edge-1" value=""
        style="edgeStyle=orthogonalEdgeStyle;rounded=1;orthogonalLoop=1;jettySize=auto;html=1;exitX=0.5;exitY=1;exitDx=0;exitDy=0;entryX=0.5;entryY=0;entryDx=0;entryDy=0;"
        edge="1" parent="1" source="node-1" target="node-2">
  <mxGeometry relative="1" as="geometry" />
</mxCell>
```

### Cell Order Is Z-Order (CRITICAL)

draw.io paints cells **in document order**: whatever comes later in `<root>` is drawn on top.
Emit cells back-to-front:

```
1. Background plate      (the big gray rectangle, if any)
2. Layer containers      (semi-transparent blocks)
3. Sub-group containers
4. Leaf nodes / labels
5. Edges
```

Writing the background rectangle after the nodes hides the entire diagram behind a gray
block — this is the single most destructive ordering mistake, and it renders as a blank
image with no error anywhere.

### Parent and Coordinate System

A cell's `x`/`y` are **relative to its parent**. That gives you two valid approaches, and
mixing them is what produces diagrams where everything is shifted off-screen:

| Approach | When | `parent` | Coordinates |
|----------|------|----------|-------------|
| **Flat + absolute** (default) | Everything except ER/UML tables, including the Layered Block Style — visual nesting comes from the numbers, not the tree | always `"1"` | absolute canvas coordinates |
| **True nesting** | Only when the shape genuinely owns its children: `swimlane` tables (ER, UML class), `childLayout=stackLayout` rows | the container's ID | relative to the container's top-left, so a child at `y="30"` sits 30px below the container's top |

**Default to flat + absolute.** The Layered Block Style puts every leaf node at `parent="1"`
with absolute coordinates even though it looks nested — see `references/examples.md` Example 2.
Only ER/UML table rows use true nesting, where a row's `x` is omitted and `y` is its offset
inside the swimlane — see Example 4.

## Step 3: Layout Rules (CRITICAL for beautiful output)

### General Principles

1. **Grid alignment**: anchor top-level blocks (background plate, layer containers, sidebars,
   the primary column/row of a flowchart) to multiples of 10. Positions *derived* from the
   centering formulas below may land off the grid — that is fine and expected. The hard rule
   is that **every coordinate must be a whole number**; never emit fractional values.
2. **Generous spacing**: minimum 80px gap between node edges (not centers)
3. **Center alignment**: nodes in the same column share the same x; nodes in the same row share the same y
4. **Consistent sizing**: same-type nodes use identical width and height
5. **Page margins**: keep at least 60px from the canvas edge (pageWidth/pageHeight)
6. **Use `whiteSpace=wrap;html=1;`** on all nodes so long text wraps instead of overflowing
7. **Balanced gutters**: outer padding around a row/column should visually match the internal gaps; avoid one oversized blank side
8. **Symmetry first**: centered groups should have roughly equal left/right and top/bottom whitespace
9. **Dense fill**: containers, sub-groups, and sidebars should fit content plus consistent padding; do not leave large dead zones just because the canvas is large

### Layout by Diagram Type

| Type | Direction | Primary axis | Spacing (between edges) | Alignment |
|------|-----------|-------------|------------------------|-----------|
| Flowchart | Top-to-bottom | Y increases | 100px vertical | Center x |
| Architecture | Layered block (preferred) | Y increases | 20px between layers | Left label + container rows |
| UML Sequence | Left-to-right participants | X increases | 200px horizontal | Top-aligned |
| UML Class | Grid / top-to-bottom | Y increases | 100px vertical, 80px horizontal | Left-aligned columns |
| ER Diagram | Spread / grid | Both axes | 120px both | Grid-aligned |
| Mindmap | Center-outward radial | Both axes | 150px from center per level | Radial symmetric |
| Network | Hierarchical layers | Y increases | 100px vertical, 120px horizontal | Center each layer |

### Anti-Overlap Checklist

Before finalizing coordinates, verify:
- No two nodes' bounding boxes overlap (check x, y, width, height)
- Edge labels don't overlap with nodes
- Decision branches (Yes/No) go in clearly different directions
- For flowcharts with branches: main path goes down, alternate path goes right (or left)
- For wide diagrams: increase `pageWidth` in mxGraphModel; for tall ones increase `pageHeight`

### Calculating Coordinates

Use this formula to center N items horizontally in a row:

```
total_width = N * node_width + (N - 1) * gap
start_x = round((pageWidth - total_width) / 2)
item[i].x = start_x + i * (node_width + gap)
```

Round the result to a whole number. Do not then "fix" it to a multiple of 10 by nudging
individual items — that breaks the equal-gap invariant, which matters far more than the grid.

For vertical centering in a column, apply the same logic to Y axis.

For rows inside a fixed-width container, also check fill density:

```
inner_width = container_width - 2 * side_pad
gap = (inner_width - N * item_width) / (N - 1)
```

If `gap` is much larger than the item width, or side padding is much larger than `gap`, adjust one of:
- increase item width moderately
- increase item count per row only if still readable
- reduce container width
- split into multiple balanced rows

For incomplete last rows, center the remaining items instead of left-aligning them and leaving a large blank tail.

### Standard Sizes

| Element | Width | Height |
|---------|-------|--------|
| Standard node | 160 | 60 |
| Decision (rhombus) | 160 | 80 |
| Database (cylinder) | 140 | 80 |
| Actor (UML) | 40 | 60 |
| Start/End (rounded) | 160 | 60 |
| Mindmap center | 180 | 80 |
| Mindmap branch | 140 | 50 |
| Mindmap leaf | 120 | 40 |
| ER table header | 200 | varies |
| Group/container | auto | auto |

Pick one size per role and keep it identical for every node of that role in the diagram. A
start node that is 20px wider than the process nodes below it reads as a mistake, not as
emphasis — use color and `fontStyle=1` to emphasize instead.

## Step 4: Save and Validate (DO NOT SKIP)

Write the `.drawio` file to the user's working directory, then run the validator on it.

### 4a. Run the validator

```bash
python scripts/validate_drawio.py diagram.drawio
```

Use `python3` if `python` is missing. It exits non-zero when it finds errors.

**Fix every ERROR and re-run until it exits clean.** Do not export or deliver a file that
still reports errors — each one is a diagram that renders wrong or not at all. The validator
catches what re-reading your own XML reliably misses:

| Reported as | Checks |
|-------------|--------|
| ERROR | malformed XML, duplicate IDs, missing root cells, dangling `parent`/`source`/`target`, missing `as="geometry"`, literal `\n` in a label, partially overlapping nodes |
| WARN | missing `whiteSpace=wrap` / `html=1`, `fontSize` under 12, fractional coordinates, content past `pageWidth`/`pageHeight` |

Treat WARNs as defects too unless you have a specific reason — a "content extends past
pageWidth" warning means part of the diagram falls outside the page.

Note what the validator **cannot** see: it reports partial overlaps only, since full
containment is how the Layered Block Style expresses nesting. It says nothing about whether
the layout is balanced or the diagram is readable. That is 4b.

### 4b. Review what the validator cannot check

Re-read your XML and confirm:

- [ ] Cells are in back-to-front order: background → containers → sub-groups → leaves → edges
- [ ] Sibling items in the same row/column use equal sizes and equal gaps unless there is a clear reason not to
- [ ] Left/right and top/bottom padding inside each container are visually balanced; no o

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