visual-organizer
Source:
packages/skills/visual-organizer/SKILL.mdis the canonical artefact. Frontmatter and triggers may change before v0.1.
A skill that turns dense text into a Mermaid diagram — flowchart, sequence, mindmap — when the user is overwhelmed by linear output or asks for visual organisation explicitly.
Example output
Section titled “Example output”A request like “draw this out: I need to write the doc, get it reviewed, then publish it” returns a single rendered Mermaid block of the shape below.
flowchart LR ndraft[Write draft] nreview[Get review] npublish[Publish] ndraft --> nreview --> npublish
The skill emits exactly one fenced Mermaid block. No experimental syntax. Every node label stays under 40 characters so the diagram is legible at a glance.
Frontmatter summary
Section titled “Frontmatter summary”| Field | Value |
|---|---|
name | visual-organizer |
version | 0.1.0 |
status | stable |
neurotypes | ["adhd", "audhd", "asd"] |
Triggers
Section titled “Triggers”- Slash command:
/visualise(subject to skill-author finalisation). - Semantic match against phrases like “show me this as a diagram”, “too much text”.
MCP dependencies
Section titled “MCP dependencies”None required. The skill is content-only — it instructs the model to emit a Mermaid block.
Profile dependencies
Section titled “Profile dependencies”preferences.motion— diagrams are static; no animated diagrams ever.preferences.reading_font_hint— informs labelling.
Acceptance
Section titled “Acceptance”- Output contains exactly one Mermaid code block.
- Diagram is renderable in standard Mermaid (no experimental syntax).
- All node labels are under 40 characters.
What’s next
Section titled “What’s next”- Concepts: skills for what content-only skills look like.