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Create and manipulate TLDraw whiteboard shapes, diagrams, and visual playbooks from the CLI to help agents visually communicate designs, incident timelines, and
Agent Canvas provides a CLI for creating and managing TLDraw whiteboards: geometric shapes, arrows, markdown notes, screenshots, code diffs and other high-signal visual artifacts. It lets agents produce diagrams, incident timelines, PR review boards, and interactive previews programmatically or during an agent-run workflow. The CLI can read and write shapes, capture screenshots, and embed interactive HTML or test results so boards become a replayable evidence trail. Board operations that modify state require the board to be open in a browser (WebSocket relay).
Use Agent Canvas whenever an agent needs to explain architecture, present a step-by-step incident postmortem, show focused code diffs during a review, or capture deployment/test outputs as visual evidence. Typical triggers include: documenting a debugging timeline, creating architecture or flow diagrams, preparing a demo board for stakeholders, or assembling PR review artifacts alongside test results and logs.
Compatible with agents that can run CLI tools and manage files or shell commands (Copilot/Codex-like agents and local CLI-capable agents). The skill assumes an environment where the agent can launch or communicate with a browser relay to operate TLDraw boards.
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