Architecture Overview Diagram
microsoft/amplifier-bundle-dot-graph/skills/architecture-overview-diagram
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Generate a README-level architecture overview DOT diagram for a repository through code-first investigation, iterative design, and antagonistic review. Use when the user says "create an architecture diagram", "make a README diagram", "top-level overview diagram", or wants a single diagram that gives a non-technical reader the "I get it" understanding of a system. Produces a .dot source, .svg, and .png — reviewed to PASS quality. Also surfaces doc/code discrepancies and optionally generates detai
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Versionv1.0.0
AuthorMicrosoft
Categorycoding
Skill IDmicrosoft/amplifier-bundle-dot-graph/skills/architecture-overview-diagram
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