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fireworks-tech-graph — Claude Code skill: features and setup

Builds precise technical SVG diagrams, exports them to PNG or standalone HTML, and animates semantic SVGs into GIFs. Suitable for system architecture, UML, and cloud workflows.

Install into Claude Code · Skills CLI (Vercel) All methods and platforms ↓
npx skills add yizhiyanhua-ai/fireworks-tech-graph --skill fireworks-tech-graph -a claude-code
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What fireworks-tech-graph does

This skill produces technical SVG diagrams for system architecture, UML models, cloud infrastructure, and agent workflows. It explicitly excludes raster artwork, photographs, and statistical charts. The underlying engine is scripts/fireworks.py. It inspects JSON definitions, executes layout contracts, and flags geometry collisions before export.

Style 1 Flat Icon serves as the standard baseline. Styles 1 through 7 and 9 through 12 rely on JSON generators, whereas Style 8 requires authoring SVG markup directly. Setting text_policy: "strict" ensures complete label visibility without truncation. Running the animate command turns supported diagrams into 20fps GIFs.

A working Python 3 environment is mandatory. Missing fonts or system renderers will halt export steps, making the built-in doctor command essential during initial troubleshooting.

What it helps with

  • Generate technical SVG diagrams for architecture and C4 workflows from JSON
  • Validate SVG layouts for geometry collisions and missing marker references
  • Export diagrams to standalone offline HTML files with pan and zoom controls
  • Render vector graphs into PNG files at custom resolutions like 1920px width
  • Convert supported semantic SVGs into animated GIFs at 20 frames per second

Example prompts for the agent

  • Generate an architecture diagram in SVG from architecture.json and run check
  • Export diagram.svg to a 1920px PNG file using fireworks.py
  • Animate this diagram and save the motion output to diagram.gif

How to install fireworks-tech-graph

1Skills CLI (Vercel)

npx skills add yizhiyanhua-ai/fireworks-tech-graph --skill fireworks-tech-graph -a claude-code

2Manually: put the files in place

~/.claude/skills/fireworks-tech-graph/SKILL.md

Copy the whole skill folder; for one project use .claude/skills/fireworks-tech-graph/

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Questions about fireworks-tech-graph

How do I install fireworks-tech-graph in Claude Code?

Run npx skills add yizhiyanhua-ai/fireworks-tech-graph --skill fireworks-tech-graph -a claude-code in your terminal.

What does fireworks-tech-graph do?

It generates technical SVG diagrams for architectures and workflows, verifies geometric layout constraints, and exports files to PNG, offline HTML, or animated GIF formats.

What dependencies are needed to run fireworks-tech-graph?

The skill requires local Python 3 to execute scripts/fireworks.py. You can diagnose missing fonts or rendering dependencies by running the doctor command.

Source text

SKILL.md · MIT
---
name: fireworks-tech-graph
description: >-
  Create precise SVG technical diagrams, export PNG or offline HTML, and animate
  supported semantic SVGs to GIF. Use for architecture, UML, agent, cloud or
  workflow diagrams; not photos, raster art or statistical charts.
---

# Fireworks Tech Graph

One portable Agent Skill for Codex and Claude Code. SVG is the canonical artifact;
PNG, offline HTML and supported GIF motion are output routes. Preserve requested
labels, topology and meaning; a successful command is not a visual quality verdict.

## Locate and select

Resolve the directory containing this file as `SKILL_ROOT`. Use
`${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}` in Claude Code or the absolute directory in Codex's loaded
skill metadata. Do not assume cwd or a previous shell variable persists.

Use the installed version for the task. Run `version` for source/version questions
and `doctor` when diagnosing a missing renderer, font or dependency; do not make
installation, updates or a complete test suite prerequisites for every diagram.

```bash
SKILL_ROOT="${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR:-/absolute/path/from-codex-skill-metadata}"
python3 "$SKILL_ROOT/scripts/fireworks.py" version
```

- Honor the user's diagram type, content and style; choose sensible reversible
  details from the brief. Ask only for a material missing engineering fact or
  a choice the user explicitly reserved. A request to draw includes local rendering.
- Styles 1–7 and 9–12 have JSON generators. Style 8 (Dark Luxury) remains
  AI-authored SVG: use its style reference, then the same validation/export gates.
- Default to Style 1 Flat Icon when no user/workspace preference applies. Load the
  actual matching file from [the style matrix](references/style-diagram-matrix.md).
  Read other styles only for a requested comparison.
- Styles 9–12 default to C4, cloud, event and observability semantic contracts.
  Validate facts before layout; do not invent responsibilities, protocols or metrics.
- Adapt an existing valid SVG directly when appropriate. JSON generation is not
  required for every edit. Use [diagram/layout guidance](references/diagram-layout-reference.md)
  and [icons](references/icons.md) only for the relevant type or symbols.

## Generate and check

Reuse the user's current brief and artifact; an extra planning document is optional.
For JSON work, select `text_policy: "strict"` when all labels must be visible exactly.
The compatible `report` default preserves full labels in SVG metadata and reports
any visible truncation. Resolve that warning before claiming complete exact text.
For polished work apply the [composition contract](references/composition-quality-contract.md).

```bash
SKILL_ROOT="${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR:-/absolute/path/from-codex-skill-metadata}"
python3 "$SKILL_ROOT/scripts/fireworks.py" validate architecture input.json
python3 "$SKILL_ROOT/scripts/fireworks.py" render architecture input.json diagram.svg --report layout.json
python3 "$SKILL_ROOT/scripts/fireworks.py" check diagram.svg
python3 "$SKILL_ROOT/scripts/fireworks.py" export-png diagram.svg diagram.png --width 1920
```

`check` validates SVG identity, marker references, generic collisions, semantic
geometry and composition. Inspect the report's typography and palette scope;
heuristic text widths do not replace inspecting the actual rendered font.
Use [visual quality guidance](references/visual-quality.md) for readability and
style-specific refinements. Keep one semantic connector per business edge.

## Additional outputs

- **PNG:** prefer `export-png`, which reads root canvas dimensions, limits output
  size, writes atomically and reads the PNG dimensions back. Alternate renderer
  details are in [PNG export](references/png-export.md).
- **HTML:** `fireworks.py export-html diagram.svg diagram.html`. One sanitized
  offline file provides pan/zoom, source copy and static image downloads.
- **GIF:** “Generate a GIF”, “Animate this diagram”, “生成 GIF”, “制作 GIF” and
  “让这张图动起来” select the existing semantic SVG's motion route. Styles 1–12 are enabled
  for the documented scene contracts; arbitrary same-style topologies are not
  promised. Load [motion effects](references/motion-effects.md) and run
  `fireworks.py animate diagram.svg diagram.gif`. Default is 960px, 20fps, 5.75s
  with the `+2s-settled-flow` preset and a `.motion.json` report. Historical
  `user-approved` fields describe maintainer-reviewed presets, not authorization
  from the current user to publish, spend or send data.

## Verify the requested outcome

Inspect the final PNG at intended reading size when image viewing is available:
check text completeness, contrast, font substitution, hierarchy, spacing, clipping,
arrow direction, crossings and labels. Preserve style palette and material while
fixing defects. Reuse an unchanged reviewed render; do not keep adding tests or
polish after acceptance passes. If viewing is unavailable, explicitly mark the
visual check skipped and do not claim visual correctness.

After a failed check, use its element IDs and geometry to make a focused repair;
change the approach after two unchanged failures. Widen/split an overfull diagram
instead of hiding required copy or endlessly shrinking type. Do not silently
weaken semantic or composition constraints to obtain a pass.

Complete every requested local output and its applicable checks, then report file
paths, dimensions, visual review and residual limitations. A first SVG does not
complete a requested PNG/GIF/HTML package. Publication or remote delivery requires
its own scope-matching authorization; existing authorization is not requested twice.

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