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Interactive System Mapv1.0.0

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Build an offline interactive system map from a written description, code evidence, or a typed node-and-edge specification. The result makes architecture, data flow, sequence, and lifecycle relationships explorable without relying on a diagram service.

Updated on Skillry Oct 20, 2026

Runs in

  • Claude Code
  • Cursor

Generates with

  • Host agent LLM

What you get

  • An offline system map with a readable main path and typed node-and-edge relationships.
  • Search, focus, semantic filtering, zoom, and a selected-node relationship dossier.
  • A verification handoff that separates supplied evidence, local observations, inferences, and unknowns.

Good fit

  • Architecture, data flow, request paths, workflows, or lifecycle states need a shared visual explanation.
  • The system facts can be grounded in a description, typed specification, or authorized repository evidence.
  • Readers need to explore relationships without relying on a hosted diagram service.

Not for

  • Code auditing, capacity planning, or production-impact claims without separate evidence.
  • Maps whose required nodes and relationships cannot be established from the provided material.
  • A free-form drawing canvas or a multi-user diagram editor.

About this Skill

You say /bs-interactive-system-map Map a cold-chain request path from field sensors through alert routing and storage.

How it works

  1. 1. Bring your materials

    A system description, repository, or typed node-and-edge list The primary question the map must answer Trust boundaries, main paths, and exceptions that need emphasis

  2. 2. Ask with a concrete request

    Start from the sample request: Map a cold-chain request path from field sensors through alert routing and storage.

  3. 3. Take the result

    An offline system map with a readable main path and typed node-and-edge relationships.

What you need before you start

Summarized from the Skillry page for Interactive System Map. Live requirements can change there.

You bring
A system description, repository, or typed node-and-edge list The primary question the map must answer Trust boundaries, main paths, and exceptions that need emphasis
Dependencies
A host agent that can read a Skill file.
Outside costs
This is a paid Skill on Skillry and is included with a Skillry membership. Rendering stays on your machine. Uwarp does not set the price.
Last tested
v1.0.0 — Claude Code, Cursor, as listed on Skillry.

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