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Generate visual hierarchy diagrams (ASCII, Mermaid, GraphML) that show agent roles, levels, and delegation for documentation and onboarding.
This skill produces visual representations of an agent system's structure so teams can understand roles, delegation, and reporting levels. It supports multiple output formats (ASCII tree for terminals, Mermaid for GitHub markdown, and GraphML for import into diagram tools) and includes example scripts for generating and exporting diagrams. Typical outputs are ready-to-paste text diagrams, Mermaid files for rendered docs, or GraphML for use in editors like yEd or Graphviz.
Use when documenting agent architectures, preparing onboarding materials, explaining delegation chains to stakeholders, or creating visuals for presentations. It's useful during design reviews, architecture planning, or whenever a clear picture of responsibilities and levels helps decision-making.
Works with CLI-enabled agents and documentation workflows where the agent can run repository scripts or emit markdown/ASCII. Ideal for agents that can write files or output rendered markdown (e.g., local Claude Code or CLI-capable assistants).
Static analysis only — no scripts were bundled or executable. The SKILL.md describes generating hierarchy diagrams (ASCII, Mermaid, GraphML) for agent system documentation and onboarding, referencing two shell scripts that don't exist in the repo. Content is purely illustrative examples with no functional implementation.
Skill is essentially a documentation template with example output. References scripts that don't exist in the bundle. Would need full script implementation to be usable. Security is clean since there's nothing executable to analyze.
